Compliance, trauma and information overload can thwart attempts to show up as courageously “righteous” in the face of suffering.  Today we explore both modern and ancient biblical sources for inspiration. Minister:  Rev. Stefanie Batya Dale Worship Associate:  Thomas Witz

It is said that we stand on the shoulders of those who came before us; that our current advantages are built upon the discoveries, the trial and error, and collective efforts of past generations. Some of these legacies have been a life-affirming blessing, some have been a tremendous burden. This morning, let us have a … Continue reading The Legacies We Have Inherited

On this Sunday after the midterm elections, we’ll gather for mutual support and reflection on what’s next as we continue the work of healing our nation, and what’s unique about our role as Unitarian Universalists. Minister:  Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig in person Worship Associate:  Susan Springfield, Sylvia Forsyth

A few days removed from the Veterans Day holiday, we respond to it by recovering its roots in Armistice Day: a celebration of peace. Can we as Unitarian Universalists harness the power of nonviolence for peacemaking in this time of terrible violence by our own government, among others? Today, a veteran proposes that yes, we … Continue reading Seeking Peace