Reflection Ritual: Releasing Regrets and Manifesting Your New Year
ABOUT THE SERVICE:Please join in our annual ritual in which we symbolically let go of what no longer serves us and make space for renewal, learning, and fresh beginnings
Speaker: Lauren Cantatore-Causey
Fear and Loathing: Language of Reverence with Lauren Cantatore-Causey
About the Service:Whether you came from a different religious tradition or grew up purely UU, you have probably encountered religious concepts, phrases, and words that rub you wrong. We will reconsider those words, and what it means to reclaim or reject the words we love to hate. ~~~ Please join us after the service for … Continue reading Fear and Loathing: Language of Reverence with Lauren Cantatore-Causey
Ingathering/Water Communion with Tess Cherry and Lauren Cantatore-Causey
Join us for our annual Ingathering and Water Communion, a beloved UU tradition that symbolizes unity, renewal, and connection. We each bring water—whether from a special journey, a daily ritual, or simply the tap—to pour into a common bowl. Together, the waters remind us of the interdependent web of life, our shared journeys, and the … Continue reading Ingathering/Water Communion with Tess Cherry and Lauren Cantatore-Causey
All Ages Winter Solstice Service
Watch this service on YouTube. On the longest night of the year, many Pagans honor the passing of the old Sun and the birth of the new Sun. As we embrace the cool darkness of this time and call for the return of the light of the sun. we gather again to reflect on what … Continue reading All Ages Winter Solstice Service
Embracing Our UU Values
Service details to come. Please join us after the service for coffee and conversation. Doors are locked 10 minutes after the service begins for safety. Join our Livestream and take part in live chats at 11:00 a.m. here. You must be logged in to YouTube and subscribed to our channel to join the chat feature. Adult … Continue reading Embracing Our UU Values
Flower Communion
Join us for our annual Flower Communion service! More details to come. Please join us after the service for coffee and conversation. Doors are locked 10 minutes after the service begins for safety. Join our Livestream and take part in live chats at 11:00 a.m. here. You must be logged in to YouTube and subscribed … Continue reading Flower Communion
Celestial Connections: a UU Stardust Ceremony, All-age Service
Embark on a cosmic journey where Unitarian Universalist principles and the vibrant spirit of Ostara converge in a celestial celebration for all ages. We invite you to explore the interconnectedness of our shared humanity, the vast universe, and the blossoming of spring. Join us for a meaningful blend of rituals, music, stories and crafts as … Continue reading Celestial Connections: a UU Stardust Ceremony, All-age Service
Releasing the Old, Embracing the New: Burning Bowl; All-Ages Service
During this final Sunday of 2023, we will bid farewell to the year by participating in our Burning Bowl ceremony. This ritual helps us put in perspective last year’s joys and sorrows and changes and transitions so that we can go forward into a new year unburdened by the past one. This will be an … Continue reading Releasing the Old, Embracing the New: Burning Bowl; All-Ages Service
Celebration Sunday: Sustain the Flame
Celebration Sunday Please join us this Sunday for the kick-off of our annual Stewardship campaign! This year’s theme, “Sustain the Flame”, celebrates who we are and how we will continue to sustain our community, supporting our mission. Please stay for our Celebration Potluck Luncheon immediately following the service. Michael Causey is our current president and … Continue reading Celebration Sunday: Sustain the Flame
Many Streams, One River
Please join us this Sunday, September 17th, as we come together for our annual ingathering and Water Communion, celebrating the regathering and renewal of our community as we begin our new program year. For this ritual, all are invited to bring water that has meaning to them to the service, usually in a small bottle … Continue reading Many Streams, One River