Jimothy the raccoon, beloved for his imperfections and unbothered persistence, has become a mirror for what a weary nation is longing for. His story makes the case that humility and deep listening are quiet acts of resistance in an age that too often rewards boasting. Join us on site or online! For the Zoom link … Continue reading What Jimothy Knows
Collaboration is often seen as a virtue, but it can be a double-edged sword, shaped by who we partner with and the purpose we serve. Grounding ourselves in our values helps guide our choices, and extending grace to those who choose differently opens a path toward peace. Join us onsite or online! To watch online, … Continue reading Boundaries and Bridges
Bailey Mead will introduce the principles of Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY), a body-based approach to healing trauma that centers personal agency, choice, and compassionate awareness. Bailey will share an accessible overview of these principles and explore how they can deepen our relationships, justice work, and practices. Participants will also be guided through a gentle, choice-based embodied practice, … Continue reading Embodied Healing
The word determination refers not only to the quality that makes you keep trying even when it is difficult, but also to the process of deciding what is right. Join us for an exploration of how to make sure that your yes means yes and your no means no, all while holding fast to your … Continue reading Determination
Music Director, Luke Kritzman, will lead us in an Intergenerational service focused on the importance of music in our spiritual lives. In addition to Luke’s normal musical contributions, we’ll hear from several members and friends of UUCC as they share the music that inspires them. Join us onsite or online! For the Zoom link, visit: tinyurl.com/uucctalent
The stories we tell ourselves about who we are shape our choices and our potential, much like water follows the paths laid before it. To transform our lives and our world, we must engage our creativity and imagination to examine those paths, rewrite limiting narratives, and re-imagine the flow. When we do, we create room … Continue reading Imagine the Flow
Join Rev. Gy for our First–Sunday–in–January tradition of writing a letter to our future selves.Join us onsite or online! For the Zoom link, visit: tinyurl.com/uuccletters26
Through a UU lens, we revisit the Nativity story not for its miracles, but for its messages of peace, joy, love, and most importantly, hope, born in the most humble of places but strong enough to sustain communities, inspire justice, and lead us forward together. Join us onsite or online! To join on Zoom, visit … Continue reading Peace, Love, Joy, and Hope
Together we celebrate joy as a source of renewal—revitalizing our faith, strengthening our commitments, and reminding us why we gather in community. Join us onsite or online! For the Zoom link, visit tinyurl.com/uuccodetojoy
Rebecca Parker and John Buehrens write. To thrive, hope requires a home, a sustaining structure of community, meaning, and ritual. Only with such a habitation can hope manifest the spiritual stamina it needs to confront evil, endure through trouble, and “hold fast to that which is good. What are the ways we can tap into the wellspring … Continue reading Drinking from the Wellspring
