Reverend Lori Staubitz was our minister in 2021 and 2022, a critical time for our congregation as well as our nation. Navigating the storms of ministerial change and congregational transformation during Covid was part of the long journey of this church’s 200-year ministry. But how do we set the course in the midst of a national … Continue reading A 200 Year Journey Well Worth the Telling
The season of celebration is already upon us. However, these time may be everything but joyful for many who struggle and have suffered severe loss. How do we enter into seasons of celebration in the midst of struggle? Let us join together to hear stories of resilience that may encourage and uplift even the heaviest … Continue reading The Joy Committee (Gratitude as a Crisis Response)
Our Faith tradition upholds the primary principals of love and reconciliation as the building blocks for quality human existence and community. But how do we extend these principles to those who would do us harm? These times call for a deeper conversation on the boundaries of Universal Love. Come be a part of this conversation … Continue reading Embracing the Profane: The Ultimate Universalism
Please Join UUCU online with Rev. Lori Staubitz as we explore “Bridges Across the Color Lines”. Rev. Staubitz will draw on some “little known” UU History as well as her own journey to share both struggles and insights on building relationships to heal our Nation even as we transform racism from within.
Losing your keys may be a first sign that all is not right in your life. It is a simple thing but one that prevents us from moving forward. All too often in times of intense stress, we lose our keys but we can also lose our faith. We find ourselves in the midst of … Continue reading The Keys Are In Your Pocket
The Geese have traveled far to come home to the North Country. We too have traveled together these last six months in an effort to bring this congregation closer to the heart and hearth of ministry. We have come far. We have far to go. The Geese have many lessons to teach us…so come, listen, … Continue reading On a Wing and a Prayer
We have all been fascinated by “optical illusions”, those visual tricks of the eye and mind that invite us to see two completely different pictures depending on how we adjust our gaze. Well, it seems that tricks of perception occur in our daily interactions with other as well. Come explore how we can correct your … Continue reading Double Vision: Seeing With The Mind and Heart
As a progressive faith tradition, we draw on many sources for truth, wisdom and guidance. However, this wide range of options sometimes keeps us on the surface of religious inquiry. Join us for worship as we delve into the realms of stages of faith development to discover the depths of our own faith journey and … Continue reading Diving Lessons for Spiritual Floaters
The Spirituality of Being Green- Please join us and Rev. Lori Staubitz thisSunday for worship as we unearth the origins of “The Tree of Life” as a religious symbol and how trees have played a significant part in human spirituality as well as sustaining life upon our planet. Come celebrate the coming of spring and … Continue reading Tree of Life
The Rise of the Reich and World War ll challenged traditional Western theology in the 1940’s. Contemporary philosophers and theologians no longer supported traditional concepts of religion and sought to integrate scientific theory and religious thought for a whole new generation. Henry Nelson Wieman would provide a path forward for religious liberals. How does his … Continue reading The Source of Human Good
