Unitarian Universalism draws on many sources, including world religions. How do we balance curiosity with respect?

This all-ages worship service will be a time to gather together and celebrate the earth, all those who rely on her, and the ways we can care for our unique planet!

In Unitarian Universalism, we talk about having Love at the center of all things. How is love relevant in an often unloving world?

In the first ending of the Gospel of Mark, Jesus does not appear after his death. What have we received from his life and his death? What do we bring into the world?

In a time of everyday moral struggle, how do we live lives of integrity inside and out? During this service, we honor Transgender Day of Visibility.

We are told that attention must be paid to people and their experiences, especially in the work of justice. Why are we so called? What comes from listening and watching?

As part of Women·s History Month, hear about a woman who sought equality for all people as she navigated being a Black Unitarian woman in antebellum United States.

With so many sources of information, how do we know what is true, or even fact?

Amid the pulls and needs of the world, we also are called to care for our own lives and this congregation. What is the purpose of the church and Unitarian Universalism in this moment?

Theologian Howard Thurman speaks of finding a way forward amid remembered radiance. How do we find our way as individuals and as a people?