Pulitzer Prize winning poet Galway Kinnell writes that 'sometimes it's necessary to reteach a thing its loveliness, to retell it in words and in touch it is lovely until it flowers again from within, of self blessing'.  May we continue to 'reteach' and be 'retaught' our loveliness here in this sacred place. 

Rev. Pat Jobe will be back with us to talk about paternalism, power structures, and a more UU future for shared power. How do we use our power? How do we seek equality, balance, friendship, the deepest connections we can form?

​View the service HERE

Ahmad Ward will examine how Freedom is a blessing and how that blessing has been a challenge to maintain throughout history, the different degrees of Freedom and our responsibility to help others obtain it.

Learn More about Ahmad Ward

This Service Can Be Viewed Here

If we dare to show up for our lives, fully and whole-heartedly, change is inevitable because our experiences of life are ever-changing.
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New member, long time member, never underestimate the significance and value of your presence here.

On Sunday, May 22, 2022 we will have our New Member Recognition Service.

​A simple but profound question asked in The Invitation, by Oriah Mountain Dreamer, “I want to know if you can see Beauty even when it is not pretty and if you can source your own life from its presence.”  This month’s theme is Beauty and Rev. Dr. Nannette Pierson will break open the Word and share the Beauty she sees in those whose lives are broken and filled with hopelessness and despair.  Yet, still there is a hidden beauty, a beauty that can only be seen if you stay close enough, long enough and silent enough, to hear the soft cries of pain and loneliness, through the shouts of anger and rage, protecting what was once so innocent and beautiful before it was broken. This beauty can be seen if one is truly present and has eyes to see a beauty even when it’s not so pretty…