We live in a very busy world. What is the cost of this busyness and how do we slow down?

Charles Darwin initiated a cultural revolution that started 156 years ago and shows no signs of stopping. Politics, science, religion, families and school systems have all been caught up in the tumult - in the applications and misapplications of Darwin's "little secret". Where do you stand in this ongoing conversation?

We all hit it! What can we learn from the dark times we all face? How do we embrace those moments, remain fully present in our communities and grow stronger?

This Independence Day Sunday, let us consider religious freedom. It's quintessential to the U.S. way of life, right? Can anybody really argue against it? "You betcha!" (as a former VP Republican candidate would say). Join me as I take a look at this fundamental liberty that helped shape our faith and nation.

The annual summer tradition continues! Wondering, and questions, are inherently a part of our UU identity. Bring your questions--big, small, deep, or silly-- and Rev. Christina will answer as many as she can from the pulpit!

The story of one woman's quest for connection in a UU setting inspires us to think about how we may take hospitality to the next level.

There's more to the Unitarian Universalist story than has been known. Join me this morning as I reflect on my recent trip to the UU Church of the Philippines.

"The young dead soldiers do not speak. Nevertheless, they are heard in the still houses: who has not heard them?" (Archibald MacLeish).

Samsara is a Hindu term related to living, dying and reincarnation. In Hinduism we are stuck on an endless wheel of life/death/rebirth until we reach enlightenment. In a modern sense, this means if we get stuck in bad patterns we will repeat them until we become conscious of what we are doing.

The Ministry Team leads this service on "differences that make a difference";

Rev Fred Muir & Rev John Crestwell discuss differences Race brings.