In this Easter Season, is there any good news? Where are the resurrections of life in a time of ecological devastation? Does universalist salvation have meaning for us today?

Trust plays an important part in letting go. In whom or what do we place our trust? How do we develop the trust that will help us to let go of scarcity and fear, and give ourselves more fully to abundant life?

What does prayer mean to us as Unitarian Universalists? Our service draws on the wisdom of Howard Thurman, Mary Oliver, and other everyday mystics as we explore this spiritual practice.

How might we give and receive gifts that heal our Earth and change our lives?

A reflection on the theme of gratitude for these times. Service followed by Community Potluck Lunch and Looking Deeply Sharing Circle

Unity is not achieved by erasing difference, but by embracing it. What might it look like to live this kind of community in the world?

What can we learn from our past to move forward into the future?

How can we journey toward healing, health and wholeness together?

To “give life the shape of justice” is soul work that both requires and leads to personal transformation. Let us reflect on social engagement as a spiritual expression of our interconnectedness, as we continue to answer the calls of faith in these times.

A celebration of commitment and sharing of faith for the growing season.