The Flower Communion Ceremony has become a Unitarian Universalist tradition created by Norbert Capek (1870-1942), who founded the Unitarian Church in Czechoslovakia. We ask that those in attendance each bring a flower to be included in the front display, symbolizing the gifts that we each … read more.
This will be a hybrid (in-person and on Zoom) service at the home of one of our church members. If you’d like to attend in person and need the address, leave us a message using the “contact” tab above and we will send it to … read more.
How can we use our energy to create a sustainable, inclusive, and compassionate community? What can we learn from one another? How can we support one another? We will discuss these questions on Sustainability Sunday. Sustainability Sunday is our annual service when we revisit our mission and our … read more.
Rev. Erin Walter, guest minister
We are not the same as we were before the pandemic. Even in seemingly uneventful years –if there ever is such a thing!– people grow and change. Thankfully, the third principle of Unitarian Universalism, calls us to “acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our … read more.
We welcome Ray Hommeyer, a ministerial student at United Theological Seminary.
“Come as you are, and I will come as I am”
What does this simple, yet complex aspiration ask of us? In a COVID-19 world, where the reality of our interconnectedness and our autonomy are … read more.
