Spring beauties, trout lilies, Dutchman’s breeches, and other spring ephemerals will soon bloom – and just as quickly fade as the tree canopy closes. Though we often celebrate what is eternal, grand, and enduring, these delicate flowers offer a different kind of wisdom: that the fleeting can be profound. Director of Religious Exploration Morgan Patten … Continue reading Ephemeral: Loving What Doesn’t Last

Today we celebrate the the International Trans Day of Visibility, a day to acknowledge and honor trans people. Unitarian Universalists proclaim the complete worth and dignity of trans lives, and so today during the worship Rev. Susan joins with NUUC members to uplift and support the trans and nonbinary people in our lives, our congregations, … Continue reading Out and Proud: A Celebration of Trans Lives and Experiences

Join us for an Easter celebration of new life, in its variety, diversity, and joy.  Part of our service will include a flower celebration, where flowers are gathered together in communal vases and blessed by the minister. At the end of the service, each person takes home a different flower than the one they brought, … Continue reading Easter: So Many New Lives

Skepticism isn’t just doubt—it’s a spiritual practice of asking deeper questions and resisting easy answers. This Sunday Rev. Susan explores how healthy skepticism can resist fanaticism but also open us to and compassion. Join us at 10:30 AM at our newly renovated and expanded church home at 1574 Franklin Street, Lewis Center, Ohio, or, attend … Continue reading The Sacred Art of Skepticism