Annual Poetry Service
April is National Poetry Month. Join us for our annual poetry service.
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How to Survive the End of the World
Join us as we celebratae Earth Day with the UUA’s Climate Revival. Some Zombies may join us !!
8 Minutes to Connection
Eight minutes can change the world…or at least our world. In just a short amount of time we can go from feeling overwhelmed, scared, and isolated, to calm, hopeful, and connected. Let’s talk about supporting ourselves and each other, 8 minutes at a time.
Diversity is a Fact, Inclusion is an Act
Join us for special message and music as we celebrate inclusion.
American Idol: Finding Margaret Fuller
At the end of Women’s History Month, we take a look at Margaret Fuller, sometimes called ” America’s forgotten leading lady”, the radiant genius and fiery heart of the Unitarian Transcendentalist movement– and arguably our earliest feminist author.
The Night Field
Exploring our relationship to pesticides, oppressive agricultural practices, Nature, and the Great Mother herself, Donna Glee and Lynn will be taking us on a walk through the The Night Field, the 2023 ecofantasy that won the Manly Wade Wellman Award for for North Carolina Science Fiction and Fantasy.
Care-A-Lot Play
Join us as we reprise our 2010 Care-A-Lot play for the 2025 pledge drive. A look back, a look forward — and some surprises including a very special guest.
Granny’s Box Stories
We welcome back our own Lara Jackson as we celebrate grandmothers during Women’s History Month. We’ll also enjoy the dulcimer music of Mountain Fretters.
Why Do We Choose Church?
Why do we choose church? We all choose to be here for different reasons, and for multiple reasons. Church can provide community. Church can offer guidance in our theological explorations. Church can empower our individual voices in the call for social justice. Through the songs of Danny Schmidt, let’s explore some of those reasons we choose to be … Continue reading Why Do We Choose Church?
Quilt Codes of the Underground Railroad
Join us as we celebrate Black History Month with a service exploring the role of quilt codes. According to legend, a safe house along the Underground Railroad was often indicated by a quilt hanging from a clothesline or windowsill. These quilts were embedded with a kind of code, so that by reading the shapes and motifs sewn … Continue reading Quilt Codes of the Underground Railroad