Sarah Larkin, Worship Associate
In the early 1800s, Universalist, Hosea Ballou, debated Unitarian, William Ellery Channing, on the nature of God and what happens after death. Ballou criticized the Unitarian “Salvation by Character” with a publication, Salvation Irrespective of Character. These … read more.
Awaken! An Easter Celebration of Music
Musicians: Juuliebells, Sparks Choir, Virginia Thigpen & Lu Higgs
As we emerge into a new phase of the pandemic, we ask ourselves, What is awakening within? Who are we becoming in this transformed world? Music can … read more.
7–7:45pm (+15 min optional small group conversation)
Rev. Beth Banks; Rev. Morgan McLean; Len Hayward, Intern & Campus Minister
This week marks the one-year anniversary of the pandemic sweeping through this community and the beginning of lock-down. What was anticipated to be … read more.
Rev. Nancy McDonald Ladd, Guest Preacher; Worship Leads: Rev. Beth Banks & Rev. Morgan McLean
In this season of commitment, we’ll use a story from the Christian scriptures to ask what we each have to bring to the common table of … read more.
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All Ages Welcome!
The Blessing of the Animals ceremony is a part of our Magical Religious Exploration Program (and open to everyone in our community). In this virtual space, the cat, the pet mouse, and the guest owl from the Raptor … read more.
Sunday, March 7, 10:30am, What Does “Faith” Mean?
Faith has different meanings for each of us. We’ll look for what we have in common. Len Hayward; Cliff Ohmart, Worship Associate
March 7 Animal Blessing, 11:30pm, Join us
All Ages Welcome!
Rev. … read more.
Rev. Morgan McLean, Molly Napier, Worship Associate
Writing about cosmic religion, Albert Einstein said, “imagination is more important than knowledge.” The biographical note in the publication called Einstein “the imaginative thinker first and the scientist second.” What does it mean to … read more.
Rev. Morgan McLean; Meghan Kelly, Worship Associate
We begin 2021 full of hope for the return of “normal” sometime this year. We have been changed as individuals and as a society by the pandemic. What will our new “normal” be? Together, … read more.
Susan Steinbach, Worship Associate
Join us to celebrate the turning of the earth and the return of the light at this year’s solstice service. We will sing, share, and have a ritual candle-lighting as we look toward a new year to … read more.
Families are created by birth and by choice, including through adoption, fostering, and the commitment of a family of friends. Congregation members will speak about the sacredness of their family; they may be broken, yet, whole; imperfect, yet, real and … read more.
