Rev. Lee Anne Washington Labor Day honors the workers whose labor sustains our common life and the movement that won greater dignity, safety, and economic security for them. Yet that work remains unfinished for millions who still lack a living wage, adequate health care, or a meaningful voice in the decisions that shape their lives. [...]

Rev. Lee Anne Washington Human beings have always gathered where water flows—at wells, rivers, fountains, and shorelines—to drink, trade stories, meet neighbors, and build community. Each year at Water Communion, we bring water from the many communities in which we live and pour it into one common bowl, reminding us that although we come from [...]

Rev. Lee Anne Washington Experience teaches us a great deal, but it can also tempt us to believe that we already know what something means, how another person thinks, or what will happen next. The Buddhist practice of beginner’s mind invites us to approach even the familiar with renewed attention and wonder. This Sunday, we [...]

  Peggy Fallon Atheists, agnostics, theists, deists, polytheists, earth-worshippers, pantheists, and transcendentalists: oh my! All are welcome at UUCNH: we share the questions, not the answers, about the spiritual nature of the universe. In this service, we will envision ways to access our inner Source, regardless of our underlying worldview.  

  Rev. Lee Anne Washington We are often quicker to see what others need to change than to examine ourselves. Taking our own inventory asks us to consider where our actions match our values, where we have more to learn, and what strengths we can draw upon. This Sunday, we will explore how courage and [...]