Topic: Spiritual Growth

Wisdom

Rev. Harold Beu thinks what is most lacking today in America is wisdom. And despite what oldsters may think, wisdom does not necessarily come with old age. But what is wisdom?  Join Harold as he does his best to explicate what wisdom is and how … read more.

There is Room for All

Unitarian Universalism is a pluralistic faith tradition. We travel many different spiritual paths but are united by a spirit of Love that bridges our differences and holds us together. Today we reflect on the UU value of pluralism, and the challenges of building a world … read more.

Practicing Kaleidoscope Mindfulness

Our guest speaker, UU minister Rev. Leonetta Bugleisi, will offer us a template of Kaleidoscope Mindfulness that can be applied to each stage of our lives. As we contemplate personal, political, and professional balance in these trying times, this approach provides a practical application of … read more.

Living from the Heart

Living from the heart is a way to foster inner and outer peace.  Living from the heart is an antidote to the deeply divided times we live in.  During this service, we will explore how we as individuals and as a community can understand and embody “Living from the … read more.

Summer Forum: Who Can We Trust?

At 78 years old, Rev. Harold Beu has seen a good bit of our nation’s turmoil from the Vietnam War, the assassinations of prominent leaders, to riots involving the police, and the rise of various movements, beginning with the Civil Rights movement, which was a … read more.

Summer Forum: What is Fear?

The following quote is from the Book “Understanding Fear in Ourselves and Others” by Bonaro Overstreet, author, poet, psychologist, and lecturer: Of all the emotional forces that pattern our individual and interpersonal behaviors, fear has that most insidious power to make us do what … read more.

Flower Communion

The first Flower Communion, led by Unitarian minister Rev. Norbert Čapek, was held in Prague in the spring of 1923. We join UUs from all over the world to celebrate this beloved tradition and honor its powerful history. Be sure to bring a flower to … read more.