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.
It’s been a few years since we’ve done this in person – a merging of the waters. We ask attendees to bring a small amount of water, from their travels or activities of the recent past, or to symbolize an important concept to them. It … 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.
March 20 marks the Spring Equinox. It is one of two days in the year where the light and the dark are equal. This time of year, the wheel turns toward the light. Spring of 2022 also marks the beginning of a new era. We … read more.
For over 15 years, Pey Carter struggled tremendously with body dysphoria and living as a cis-gendered woman. Join our guest as they talk about stumbling across the term ‘agender’ in a Facebook group and how it changed their life forever.
Pey Carter is a 3rd year seminary … read more.
