We like to think we do all we can to slow down, or even reverse, climate change to save the Earth for future generations. This is your chance to share ideas and hope, to become the change we want to see in the world, in honor of Earth Day. This service will be multiplatform-we’ll gather … Continue reading Save the Earth
Mary Oliver, in her poem, The Summer Day, asks, “what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” How would you answer that question? Rin Adams, Megan Sulok (&Lilli), Ron Robinson and Lynn Liston will share with us about their wild and precious lives. First Zuumitarian is an online gathering with music, … Continue reading One Wild and Precious Life
Motion pictures have been around for over a hundred years, and no medium reflects society quite as much as the movies we make, watch, and are inspired by. This Sunday, we’ll explore film that have touched us, made us laugh, cry, think and feel. Byrd Tetzlaff, Anne Mannix, and Alan Hamlet are willing to talk … Continue reading Light Projected onto a Dark Wall
This Sunday’s service will be blasts from the past! The church will be a few days shy of its 68th birthday, and through the years, many members and ministers have written about their favorite memories and what this beloved community means. We’ll be sharing some of those words, in our voices today.
Couldn’t make it to GA this year in Spokane? No fear. We’ll watch the Service of the Living Tradition, the traditional service that caps off this annual assembly of UUs from all over North America.
As the life wheel rotates, Beltane is upon us at the end of April – the opposite end of the year from Samhain, celebrated by most as Halloween. Share in this ancient pagan Shabbat, which honors all kinds of life starting again after a long winter, and discover what’s in it for you. Service Coordinator: … Continue reading Beltane for All
It’s time once again for our annual celebration of National Poetry Month. Have a favorite poem that inspires you? Have you written one you’d like to share with us? Do you just like listening to words in interesting combinations? This is the service for you! Join us after the service for our All-Church Potluck.
Many have referred to writer Mary Oliver, who died January 17, as the “unofficial UU poet laureate.” Readers will help interpret some of her poems and other writings, and we’ll learn a bit about her “wild and precious life.”
On Memorial Day, we honor those who fought for their country, but were not lucky enough to come home. This Sunday, we will pay tribute to those men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for us, and discuss how we can continue their unfinished task.
On Memorial Day, we honor those who fought for their country, but were not lucky enough to come home. This Sunday, we will pay tribute to those men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for us, and discuss how we can continue their unfinished task.
