On this Labor Day weekend, let's talk about making our labor "purposeful activity". We MUST make our work count to help our faith and America live up to its highest aspirations.

There is no sting in death. There is only the sting of life. Death IS... But we must learn HOW to master living. Check it out!

Join us for Kimberly's last sermon. How do we practice saying "good goodbyes"?

It has been over a decade since sociologist Robert Bellah spoke at the UUA General Assembly on the initiative to "strengthen a sense of connectedness, interdependence, and community" within Unitarian Universalism. How far have we come from this 1998 conversation? Have we strayed even further from this connection within our communities or strengthened our ties? Come explore this topic and what keeps us connected as diverse individuals within Unitarian Universalism.

Matt Mayer currently serves on the UUA's Council for Cross-Cultural Engagement. He graduated from Berklee College of Music in 2004 and combines hand drumming and music in his messages.

In this sermon, Rev. John shows us the correlation between sex and war and why there is a spiritual imbalance in our world. He proclaims with boldness "Let the Goddess Return!"

Join Rev. Fred Muir as he reflects on the murder of Osama bin Laden.

Do you remember learning about your shadow - that walking partner in the sun, or friend that hides in the dark? Do you remember Peter Pan's shadow and all the adventures they went on? What adventures are you on today and how does your shadow help or hinder those possible journeys? Our Summer Minister Kimberly will explore with you!

Join Kimberly and Partner Church minister Barni in exploring the meaning and practices of Communion.

"All that you touch you change, all that you change, changes you. The only lasting truth is change. God is Change." -- Octavia E. Butler

Join lay minister Emerson Z. Hamsa as she explores change and her decision to enter the ministry.