Quaker teacher Douglas Steer invites us to reflect beyond the core question "who am I?" by asking "whose am I?" In this service we take these questions one step further.

The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are a time to seek forgiveness from those we have wronged. We honor this ancient tradition and ask how a discipline of seeking forgiveness might help us become our best selves.

We prepare ourselves for our month-long display of our Silent Witness figures that both honor and lament victims of domestic violence.

What does the world we live in expect from us and what does our faith call us to do? In this service we will reflect on the mission of our community.

We celebrate the Autumnal Equinox, known as Mabon, and honor the cycle of life on Earth.

We honor our unique Unitarian Universalist communion ritual, recognize our human need for water, and bear witness to the many who do not have access to safe and affordable water.

How we might harness ‘the power of we’ to deepen our religious experience and connect in more meaningful ways with one another as we explore lessons from this year’s General Assembly.

We explore the spiritual practice of extending loving kindness toward the world we live in and how this practice can change the way we feel inside our own lives.

Please join us for this special service where we will share poems and music that have had special meaning to us along our spiritual paths.

Join us as we explore the impact of our legacy of neglect, and how we can apply faith to forge a new legacy for ourselves and future generations to follow.