What does the Beloved Community require?  The Rev. Joan VanBecelaere lead the worship on the theme of covenant and individualism.

Bring your pets or tokens of your pets to be blessed in our annual ceremony!  Rain or shine (indoors if the latter, outdoors if the former).  Note:  This is a brief service, adjusted for short attention spans!  There will also be an opportunity to recognize animal companions lost to death in the past year.

Good reasons for joining and participating in a Unitarian Universalist Congregation.

Worship Committee members Dick Leavy and Teri Cornell lead a participatory service on good news.  There will be an opportunity, it you like, to share a few minutes about what the good news is now in your life.

A meditation on luck versus karma, fate, destiny, and magical thinking.

Developing a new relationship to time isn’t just science fiction—it is the core of sustainable spirituality

How we can be more intentionally welcoming and inclusive to individuals with mental illnesses? Our tradition has long utilized spirituality in the care of individuals facing the effects of mental illness and we can continue that legacy in our own communities through answering the call to be on the side of love. Former student minister … Continue reading Growing the Circle Wider

In this exciting service, the Steering Committee unveils the building concept designs from our architect, and Rev. Ritchie offers some thoughts what it means to imagine the future as a people of faith.  The children remain with us for the whole service (no separate religious education classes today).

Today’s guest minister, Kevin Lowry, discovered and fell in love with Unitarian Universalism at North UU in 2003 when he was a student at Otterbein College. Now he serves as the Chaplain and Director of Covenant Student Ministries, a progressive collegiate spiritual community —grounded in the Christian Tradition — that serves the spiritual needs of … Continue reading Full Circle

Rebooting our lives with new narratives about who we are.