About two weeks ago the new Pope shocked the world again by declaring that capitalism is becoming a new form of tyranny. Some of our favortie Christmas stories fit well with this theme. What does Christmas say about the rich and the poor? And which way is our American story going? 'Tis the season to take such questions seriously.

Sex and religion; what a combination! These two have always had a tense relationship; no less so in our contemporary world. How does a liberal faith envision the role of sexuality within a healthy community? Our UU faith has been seeking a good answer to that question and has some ideas to offer.

Sex and religion; what a combination! These two have always had a tense relationship; no less so in our contemporary world. How does a liberal faith envision the role of sexuality within a healthy community? Our UU faith has been seeking a good answer to that question and has some ideas to offer.

We are entering the holiday season, which in this part of the world traditionally begins with giving thanks. This year that tradition is complicated by the losses caused by the recent tornadoes. But perhaps giving thanks always has its own inherent complications. Today we are grateful for new members who have chosen to make this their community.

We are entering the holiday season, which in this part of the world traditionally begins with giving thanks. This year that tradition is complicated by the losses caused by the recent tornadoes. But perhaps giving thanks always has its own inherent complications. Today we are grateful for new members who have chosen to make this their community.

We all know that the internet is changing the way we look at the world, but could it actually be changing the way we define ourselves as human beings?

We all know that the internet is changing the way we look at the world, but could it actually be changing the way we define ourselves as human beings?

Why do people believe the strange things they believe? What can religious scholars say that might shed light on this fascinating tendency to compartmentalize human thought processes? Dr. Fuller is an ever popular speaker at our church and we look forward to his latest insights.

Why do people believe the strange things they believe? What can religious scholars say that might shed light on this fascinating tendency to compartmentalize human thought processes? Dr. Fuller is an ever popular speaker at our church and we look forward to his latest insights.

Our society seems to be disjointed and lacking in common purpose. Much of what our leaders do seems lacking in wisdom. To what extent can we change the world? And what does it mean to try to do so? What chances do we have? Following today’s service, we will have a congregational meeting to select our social impact projects for the year. A light lunch will be provided as well as child care. Please come and hear what is happening and help us make thoughtful decisions.