We explore some of our inner spiritual struggles against physical, material, and spiritual temptations if we are truly to build the beloved community.

The UU Conundrum.

A glorius celebration of summer and its abundance, with the musical gifts of our own UUFHC musicians.

Aspect of beauty.

We honor our youth as they transition from the Religious Education program.

As we remember those who sacrificed their lives and their loved ones in war, we also take the time to hear our faith tradition’s call to peacemaking.

Poet Rainer Maria Rilke invites us to "be patient to all that is unsolved" in our hearts. Perhaps if we cultivate a practice of unending curiosity we can live in peace with the uncertainty around us.

A multigenerational celebration of Easter, we share the poems and illustrations from the wonderful book by Cynthia Rylant and Marla Frazee entitled "God Got a Dog."

We honor the earth and draw inspiration and courage for the work of planetary healing.

From the times of our earliest memories we learn to reject those parts of ourselves that are not good enough. Our faith tradition can help us shine love and acceptance as we journey toward wholeness.