Come and celebrate the beginning of a new year in this worship service for all ages. We’ll burn our worries and toast one another’s health with some (non-alcoholic) wassail.

This month, we delve into the theme of “Hope,” the companion of faith.

Rev. Erika Demeter and Rev. Levente Lázár, co-ministers of our partner church in Fenyökút Pálpataka and Korand, Romania, joins us as we celebrate our shared Unitarian faith.

A service for all ages. The Chancel Players tell a new version of an old story (adapted by the Rev. Erika Hewitt) about the importance of community.

November’s theme is “Faith” — a loaded word for some of us; a necessity for others. This week, we look at faith as a driving force for human nature.

There’s a new bird in town, and Crow’s feeling a little nervous and shy.

Rev. John answers your questions.

An experience of shame makes us lower our heads, hearts pounding, eyes directed to the floor, while we imagine we might be anywhere else.  We sometimes use shame  to master our behavior.  Culture and religion use shame to master us.  Politics is an ongoing battle over who gets to say what is or is . . . → Read More: Shame: The Heart and Soul of Control

Learning to live out a covenant with each other.