Among the reasons we gather for Unitarian Universalist worship are to be connected and not alone, to make a difference in the world, to grow in truth (especially with our children!) and be inspired, and to give back. That is a complex weave of human … read more.

Service with our minister, Rev. Karen Brammer. Many Unitarian Universalists would say their spirituality is open to change, or not yet defined. There are multiple ways to explore how our spiritual identities differ and align. This service uses the framework developed in Finding your Spiritual … read more.

Service with our minister, Rev. Karen Brammer. “Arise, then, women of this day!” is the first line of the Mother’s Day Proclamation written by poet and social reformer, Julia Ward Howe (also writer of the “Battle Hymn of the Republic”). She published this proclamation, writes … read more.