Forgiveness can play a powerful and transformative role in our lives. Come hear reflections from our prison ministry.

As a chosen faith, what is it about Unitarian Universalism that calls you? How are we calling others to be part of our community?

Sometimes we must stop and listen to hear our inner voice. Sometimes we don't want to stop and hear what that voice has to say. Come hear more!

One person has defined a "calling" as "the place where your deep gladness and the world's deep hunger meet." Have you heard "a call" to this intersection of gladness and hunger? What are your tools of discernment? Join me as we explore "calling".

This has been a question asked many different ways throughout the ages. How is it that we must be twice born to become fully human and fully alive?

In honor of Earth Day, Anastassia will explore ways that we can recommit ourselves to finding community-based actions aimed at living sustainably with our neighbors.

A quick scan through any day's newspaper will tell of tragedy and horror and remind us of the suffering all around us. And often, if you read beyond the stories, you can see and hear of the opportunities for renewal and redemption. Yet, like the "unbearable lightness of being," can we absorb the idea - or the reality - of being connected, whole and loved?

Easter is a time to reflect on this difficult issue, and what the natural seasons, springtime, Christianity, and earth-centered religion might suggest we do with the problem of "bad things and good people."

In times of difficulty and economic change, where in our lives can we discover the values that help us lead meaningful, affirming lives?

This Sunday we will look at our beliefs and addictions and how both can lead us away from living up to our best selves.