Click to download the September Voice Newsletter (pdf) and check out what’s coming up as we open our new church year!Read more
Is there something you have been longing to ask Rev. Rebecca or hear more about in worship? This is your chance! This Sunday, everyone will have a chance to write down a question on an index card at the beginning of the service and Rev. Rebecca will do her best to respond to as many […]Read more
Come learn why we do certain things in worship and what it all means. Why do we even worship at all when we don’t all believe the same thing or worship the same God (or not)? In this service we’ll explore what worship is in a UU context and it’s not just going through the […]Read more
What is ritual? How do we engage with it and how does it mean for us as Unitarian Universalists? As we explore the aspect of ritual in worship we will honor one of our most beloved annual rituals – the Water Ceremony. Please bring a small jar of water with you from a place that […]Read more
This year we are experimenting with including children and youth in worship every week. What does this mean? How will it work? Come learn what to expect, how we can be more welcoming and inclusive of children and youth, and how our collective spiritual life will deepen as a result. The very future of our […]Read more
This week’s service will be led by Amy Bostwick and worship associate Paulette Montague.Read more
There are occasions when I realize I’m acting like a total hypocrite. I urge my clients to do the tough, uncomfortable work necessary to grow their businesses, but I back away from activities that would grow mine. I complain about “idiot drivers” who blow through red lights, then, when my light Read more
Change is the air! As we begin the countdown to a new year of education, you almost need a road map to find your way! As I mentioned in a previous month, change can be both troubling and exciting. I look at it as exciting and a great way to grow! The first big change […]Read more
A few weeks ago, Casey and I spent some vacation time in Minnesota. While staying with friends in the Cooper neighborhood of Minneapolis we were invited into a charming, annual neighborhood ritual: waiting for the baby bald eagles to leave their nest. “Did you see the eagles today? Do you think the babies are Read more
To be human is to be alive while knowing we will die. How do we live in this tension? How do we prepare for death, the ultimate letting go experience, and how does knowing we will die help us live more fully? Service led by Rev. Rebecca Hinds with music by Scott Mansfield.Read more
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