Monthly Archives: August 2009

A special service to commission our congregation’s new Pastoral Associate team.

Thomas Jefferson once said the day would come when all Americans would be Unitarians. Although Jefferson’s prediction may not have come true (yet), his legacy contains much that we value today as Unitarian Universalists.

What is it that gives rise the religious impulse: A human response to the mystery of unknowing? A sense of awe and wonder? Our need to make meaning in a world that contains both chaos and order? Or, perhaps, all … Continue reading →

Breaking bread at harvest time is an ancient ritual that reminds us that we are connected both to the cycles of life and to one another.