Citizens of the United States are viewed around the world as uptight, square, and unsophisticated when it comes to sex and sexuality. Some American political figures and their constituents believe their job is to legislate what women can do with their own bodies, what men can do with women's bodies, and what consenting adults can do in their bedrooms. How are ancient biblical texts still affecting modern day private lives?

May you live in interesting times? Is carrying the burden of being a UU worth it?

Father's Day isn't celebrated in the same way as Mother's Day. What does that say about our expectations of traditional male roles?

What is a myth and what could it mean to say that a myth "works"? Isn't any story just true or false? The Universalist story is a myth that still has power. As we celebrate 175 years of Universalism in this community, what do we think of our own myth? Today is our congregational meeting after church. Come and join us for lunch, fellowship, and some healthy decision making.

Mothers are the source of life for us as individuals and also in universal symbolism as well. Join us to celebrate mothers, both our own mothers and Mother Earth as well. After the service we will gather in the playground for a dedicaton of our new solar energy system which moves us in a more Earth friendly direction.

What are the lessons we need to take away from the recent troubles facing our denomination regarding racial and multicultural upset, and how do we build on them? We know that we are in need of healing at all levels: denominational, congregational, and personal. Please join us and be part of a national Teach-In dealing with systemic racism and how, unfortunately, it has manifested in our denomination. Reverends Michael Brown, Lynnda White, and Marcus Fogliano will be in the pulpit.

If we look into our Unitarian Universalist history, we find stories of women who have kept our movement growing and who have made marvelous contributions to society. Soon our denomination will make history by electing our first woman president. What can we expect as a result of this historic, long-awaited change?

Today is Easter Sunday and the earth is bursting forth in color and new life. Resurrection is all around. What is the secret that the flowers know? And how can we blossom into a fuller and more creative life even in difficult times? That is one of the great Easter questions. Come and join our Easter celebration.

Spring is almost always a time of celebration. Nature itself leads the parade. New life everywhere explodes into colorful growth. Usually part of our joy comes from having survived a long, harsh winter, but that didn't happen this year. Spring is still a delight though the cycle feels different.

As of April 1, Lynnda White, whom some of us have known for nearly twenty years, continues her journey with this congregation, but in a different capacity. As the new Assistant Minister, Reverend White's covenant with the church has changed and she has some resolutions to share with the congregation. Join us as we welcome her into her new role in our church.