The Christian scriptures feature trees at their beginning and at their end (Genesis 2.8-9,15-17, 3.1-7 and Revelation 22.1-2), and both are compelling symbols of life and its purposes. Our guest speaker Larry Farris will help us ponder what these trees call us towards in our … read more.
Curiosity is an underrated habit, a virtue even. And its practice opens doors to a greater depth of personhood and of relationships, even across the many cultural polarities that divide us.
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Life after Covid is turning out to be ‘Life with Covid.’ This makes our relationship to our pandemic experience crucial to understand as we seek to … read more.
Online Services will be live-streamed via Facebook on Sundays at 10:00 AM. Video recordings of services can be found on YouTube.
The year 2020, unlike any most of us have ever experienced, has stripped away many illusions many have held – and depended upon – for a … read more.
One of our favorite guest speakers, Rev. Larry Farris, will help us explore some of the dynamics of privilege.
This Sunday Rev. Larry Farris will be speaking on “A Season of Endings and Beginnings, Expectations and Homecomings” December 3 is the First Sunday of Advent on the Unitarian Universalist Calendar and begins a season of endings and beginnings, of expectations and homecomings, all in … read more.
Rev. Larry Farris will be speaking on “Pilgrimage as Spiritual Discipline: Walking the Camino de Santiago de Compostla”. Larry Farris and his wife Pat recently walked the last 100+ kilometers of the ancient pilgrimage route across northern Spain, the Camino de Santiago de Compostela. Pilgrims … read more.
