Buzzwords that are meant to categorize people or hide intolerant undertones are becoming too common. We need to maintain our ability to accept people with differences, and to be open to new ideas and different ways of looking at things, while continuing to strive to make the world a better place. Part of this journey … Continue reading Woke, Shmoke; I want to be Awakened and Enlightened – 10:00 Summer Service
It is easy to say we embrace difference, as we Unitarian Universalists often do, and it’s harder sometimes to put that into practice, especially when our differences make us feel uncomfortable. We’ll explore what it looks like to make space for difference this Sunday, and why it’s such an important spiritual practice. It’s also our … Continue reading Making Space for Difference – Flower Communion
Gratitude is a spiritual practice, one that enriches our lives if we choose to practice it. As we reflect on gratitude as a spiritual practice, we also offer our gratitude to our R.E. teachers this year. We also offer our gratitude as we formally say goodbye to our Office Administrator, Richard Dorbin. The service will … Continue reading GratitUUdes
Joy is an act of courage and faith. As we remember, on this Memorial Day Weekend, let us be faithful vessels of joy. Click here for: Sunday Worship Livestream New Online Visitors Sign-Up Click here for: Order Of Service for 5/25/2025 Point your smart-phone at the QR to view the Order Of Service:
This Sunday is Youth Sunday, the special annual service that includes our beloved graduating seniors’ reflections, and a bridging ritual that will mark their transition to Young Adulthood in the UU faith. Youth from WUSYG (the WUS Youth Group) will be contributing with readings, musical performances, and more. This service will be tied together with … Continue reading Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
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We tend to think of the spiritual journey as more of a solitary one in Unitarian Universalism, wondering: “What do I think?,” “What do I believe?”. Indeed, the level of individual choice we offer in Unitarian Universalism is uncommon in a religious tradition. What if we need more though? What if the perspectives and thoughts … Continue reading Who Packs Your Parachute?
In our culture we tend to think of creativity as something “for artistic types,” and when people display creativity and imagination, they are sometimes mocked or made fun of. What if creativity were for all of us? What if, in fact, practicing creativity was an essential spiritual practice? Join us as we explore what it … Continue reading Cultivating Creativity
Our shared value of interdependence invites us all to recognize that any separation is an illusion and demands that we make our tent ever wider, welcoming all strangers. This service will use Robert Frost’s “The Mending Wall” as its central text and will ask his question, “Do good fences make good neighbors?” -Led by Rev. … Continue reading Who is my Neighbor
This Easter Sunday we will be exploring the Easter Story and looking at how we respond to the surprising and the unexpected in our lives, especially those surprises that are challenging or difficult. Do we push back? Ignore them? Embrace them? Join us as we explore these questions and more. And don’t forget the Easter … Continue reading Easter Sunday: Embracing the Unexpected
