Whether God will hear my prayer for Pope Francis, I don’t know. But we will, and maybe the pope himself will view the video of it I intend to post and send. My story, from Catholic to embalmer to minister, will help set up my sincere prayer for the only pope I’ve ever admired.
What is the divine feminine? How does its presence in human culture, from ancient times to the current day, hold value for our inner and outer lives? We explore these questions in honor of this Mother’s Day.
Outreach gifts benefit the Women’s Crisis Support Team.
Join Darlene as she shares with the congregation in our “This I Believe” series of inspiring life stories by fellow congregational members. Darlene will share remembrances of people, events, the power of music and the role of her beloved UU community in guiding and shaping her beliefs and how she has lived over her span of 89 years.
Nonperishable grocery items are invited for the Food Bank.
Service is followed by our Cinco de Mayo Potluck Celebration
We can create healthy green spaces with tiny partners, here where we live: at home, at the fellowship, and in our town, so that local families and pollinator populations can flourish together for many years to come.
Outreach gifts benefit our Homeless Teen Backpack program
Flor y Canto uplifts ‘flower and song’ with a remarkable Mayan Easter story, grounded in history. And our flower communion honors EARTH DAY this special weekend. Bring fresh flowers or greenery if easy to do, and don your Easter bonnet, cap or hat.
Postponed from February by snow in the passes, Katie will connect the age-old dialog between science and religion with new behavioral and brain science. We we warmly welcome her back with us.
Through personal observations and his original songs, Chip will share with us how music plays such a powerful and positive role in helping us tell our stories, examine our lives, explore new ideas, and connect more deeply with ourselves and others.
Outreach gifts benefit Planned Parenthood, and nonperishable grocery items are invited for the Food Bank.
Envision laughter as ‘carbonated holiness’ and let us help prove it so. It is good to laugh – good for body, spirit and soul, and it has healing power. Spend an uplifting morning together with us.
Outreach gifts aid our Homeless Teen Backpack Program
In this season of spring, we’ll explore spiritual ecology and find inspiration for our own renewal in forests and their power to regenerate life. Our pulpit guest is Program Coordinator of the Siskiyou Field Institute.
Drinking green beer on Saint Patrick’s Day isn’t exactly religious, but his story has become an excuse to party. Excuses to party are built into the holidays of secular and religious calendars alike. What special days serve you? This light-hearted service will welcome spring.
