Things That Matter
In the midst of today’s cultural change,political uncertainty, and economic confusion, how often do we get a chance to deeply discuss with other members of our congregation those things that really matter?
On Sunday Oct. 15 we will have a chance to meet with other NUUC … read more.
Rev. Susan reflects on the sometimes surprising shapes of spiritual journeys.
Join us at 10:30 AM for worship, congregational meeting to approve the budget and answer any questions about the building expansion project will be held immediately after worship.
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Did you know that beliefs in unprovable and irrational phenomenon are actually on the rise? In this sermon, Rev. Ritchie wrestles with what constitutes irrational belief, what to do when you encounter them in others (or yourself!) and why, in a time when scientific explanations … read more.
As we approach Yom Kippur, it is customary to spend time in self-reflection and making amends with those we have harmed. What might we learn from this practice and what might repentance look like in a time of anthropogenic climate change, wildfires, and other disasters? Morgan … read more.
Rev. Susan looks at different ways that religious traditions have marked the transition to autumn, and explores how embracing seasonality can enhance the spiritual life.
Join us at 10:30 AM for worship, coffee and fellowship time to follow worship.
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On Ingathering Sunday, we will celebrate the start of the new church year by noting the importance of “third places”—places (like churches!) where people gather that are not home or work. Third places provide a sense of respite from ordinary preoccupations, and they make for … read more.
Rev. Ritchie explores how we’ve let down the working class in this country, and what we can do about it as a community of faith.
Join us at 10:30 AM for worship, coffee and fellowship time to follow worship.
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Whether they describe how the universe was made, how a people, nation or family was formed, or how we have become the individuals we are, the origin stories we choose to tell have great power in shaping our futures. In today’s worship, Rev. Susan delves … read more.
More than just something we pay or give, our attention can be a precious resource, an embodied experience, and a tool through which we can grow what we value most. Guest preacher Rev. Meg McGuire will explore the significance of what we give attention to … read more.
Rev. Susan responds to a question submitted to her about whether or not Unitarian Universalism is a heresy with an unequivocable yes, no, and maybe, ruminating along the way on what it takes to hold unorthodox positions in socially responsible ways.
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