“Building Bridges,” with Brenna Clanton and Rev. Dr. Pippin Whitaker. In this service, we look at building bridges as a way to make connections within ourselves, with each other and beyond our community. During the service, we will also be able to view the unveiling of the new “Black Lives Matter” sign!

Join this service with Rev. Dr. Pippin Whitaker to explore the paradoxical power of water as a metaphor, as an essential element of life, and as a teacher.

What is the role of play in your life right now? Join this service with Rev. Dr. Pippin Whitaker to explore the transformative power of play in our lives. Come, unlock new possibilities amid what may feel like a compressed reality.

Please join this recorded worship service brought to you by Sacred Wheel and with a special message from Rev. Pippin Whitaker. Allow this half-hour worship service to bring you calm, groundedness, and a sense of connection to the AUUC community and to nature. The service includes ideas for finding joy in springtime, and updates on connection in our community in the weeks ahead.

Join Rev. Pippin Whitaker in this service as we explore the role of generosity in our lives and in the life of this community. What gifts allow this community to be resilient? How does generosity allow you to become more resilient? Find something to inspire all ages in this service about gifts and giving.

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Imagine yourself at a fun event, it can be anywhere. At least four generations are present and you are loving it. Then you overhear someone complaining... and it's about your age group! What does this do to the joy you felt? Join this service and shift into the perspectives of different age groups in our community. Expand your empathetic imagination and help us weave an even more joyful intergenerational community!

Sometimes, we save the best for last in order to enjoy it. Perhaps you do this with your favorite part of a meal or favorite daily activity. But what happens if we make a habit of this throughout our lives?  Join Rev. Dr. Pippin Whitaker for this service and explore how habits like this influence our capacity for resilience.

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Civic discourse is the act of seeking to understand others. It is a gift we can give to each other, to be fully present even when we don’t always agree. AUUC member Brenna Clanton led this service where we explored how to engage in being present as part of our spiritual journey.

What might you be creating with your words, and what does it look like to say what we mean? Join this service with Rev. Dr. Pippin Whitaker and consider the power of your word.