This service emphasizes forgiveness as an act of liberation. We will reflect on how holding onto resentment can imprison us, and how choosing forgiveness opens the door to emotional freedom and renewal. This Sunday, Rev. JeKaren Bell provides our sermon, and Sheila Bishop serves as … read more.

Albert Einstein said, “Failure is success in progress”. Our shared human experience is to feel fear as a way of protecting us from danger, a good thing. The opposite side of fear is how it paralyzes us from taking chances, being bold and making great … read more.

This worship service will focus on how compassion can guide us through challenging times. Together, we will explore how to respond with kindness and understanding even when faced with adversity and conflict. Rev. JeKaren Bell provides our sermon this Sunday. Sue Boone serves as worship … read more.

Mary, the mother of Jesus is portrayed in a specific way by the Catholic church but, maybe there are other ways to see her. This service invites us to explore the image of Mary by delving into the Magnificat and its radical message. Erin Parish … read more.

Join us for Mother’s Day as we uplift all the ways love exists. From polyamory to single person families, all configurations of love are sacred. This sermon topic was chosen by the annual auction winner. Rev. JeKaren Bell is in the Fellowship’s pulpit, and Susan … read more.

In a galaxy not so far away – and in the heart of our own lives – we’re often taught to divide the world into good and evil, light and dark. But what if that story is incomplete? Join us for a thoughtful and playful … read more.

The Jewish holiday of Passover is a major spring festival on the Jewish calendar. While clearly a celebration of liberation, the holiday also carries profound and relevant messages that impact us in this modern world. This Sunday, we welcome Rabbi David Kaiman from Congregation B’nai … read more.

Come together to explore how we can actively manifest love in our everyday lives. This service will highlight acts of kindness, service, and solidarity that embody the spirit of a beloved community and inspire us to live out our values. We will honor our beloved … read more.

This service invites us to cultivate the art of listening as a vital practice in building beloved community. We will reflect on how deep listening can foster understanding, empathy, and connection, allowing us to create a more compassionate world. During this service, we also will … read more.

Join us as we reflect on our UU values and enjoy a joke (or two or more …). We will practice the art of laughing at ourselves so that we will be constantly amused. Tom Mareci is in the Fellowship’s pulpit, and Jeff Stevens serves … read more.