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When the world is wild around us, it’s hard to connect to the personal sorrows and celebrations that are within our circles or hearts. Come this joys and sorrows Sunday as we consider a wisdom text, the wild world, and the power of community. This service will also feature special music from Judy Kleen, violin.
We enter another new season of uncertainty. What stories do we tell and how do we prove that they are true? Join Rev. Kim and the worship team to reconnect with our resilience, imagination, and pride.
On this joys and sorrows Sunday, we consider the story of the second arrow; how we experience hurt and how we protect ourselves from it.
Where will we begin this new year? Are there things we should let grow, let be? Are there relationships we need to weed out in order to allow for the emergence of something wanting to live? Beloved is where we will begin.
Though the Christmas story does not change, we do. Join UUCWC for our annual candlelit service, where the ancient story will be told once again, for today’s world and wisdom. Our talented choir and special musicians will offer traditional and modern music to accompany these needed words.
Inspired by Jayme Trott’s auction-won sermon, Rev. Kim explores the challenges of relationships, real people, and our charge to Love.
Gather together to celebrate the dedication of our newly expanded building! After seven years, we come to celebrate, discover, and dream. This service will also feature special music from Simon Couchoud, saxophone & oboe and Wyatt Couchoud, saxophone.
For generations, Unitarian Universalism was known for our belief in the inherent worth and dignity of all people. But what happens when our experiences don’t match our beliefs? What happens when it feels like there are two sides to this world – of good and bad, worthy and unworthy? As we approach Thanksgiving with families … Continue reading On Good Guys and Bad Guys and Other Unhelpful Ideas
And how will we nurture one another now? Gather this Sunday to remember and re-member how we will live into this still, and always, creative world.
On the Sunday before our nation’s historic election, we come to gather in community, hope, and to regulate our nervous system during this tumultuous time.
