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Flowing with the moon for peace, health, joy, and fun in all areas of our lives! t’s a new year! Let’s try something ancient… Kallie will share a simple and powerful tool that has helped her to improve the quality of her life – living in … read more.
How do we choose which doors to open and be present for whatever is behind the door? Are we willing to witness whatever that is, whether it is a door to our own lives or a door to someone else’s life? Join us as we … read more.
One of the proposed Article II values is “Transformation”. We adapt to the changing world.
We covenant to collectively transform and grow spiritually and ethically. Openness to change is fundamental to our Unitarian and Universalist heritages, never complete and never perfect.”
This value informs our commitment and work for … read more.
Rev. Jane Page visits on Easter Sunday with a personal message in which she reclaims the Resurrection story as an important metaphor for humanists and others who may avoid this source of inspiration.
Rev. Kate will explore the personal worlds we live in, mixed messages we receive, and maintaining our faith.
Every day people spend sixteen or so hours working, playing, eating, reading, operating computers of all types, and doing what needs to be done. People sleep – usually at night — for approximately eight hours, although some sleep much less and a few sleep more. The transition … read more.
Rev. Kate will discuss challenges that make us who we are and ways to be greater than we think!
The two halves of our brain can function independently or collaboratively. Organized religions is a product of left-brain thinking–verbal, calculating, planning, orderliness. Spiritually finds its home in the right brain in creativity, art, music, poetry, and direct experience of awe, mystery, and wonder. How do … read more.
Why do we resist what we most long for? With awareness, insight and practice we learn to move through resistance with grace.
Elisa’s sermon and songs invite us to become aware of inner obstacles and to say “yes” to growth opportunities that enhance joy, connection and … read more.
An exploration of the Buddha’s most important but underappreciated and misunderstood teaching.
