An Ally is any person who supports, empowers, or stands up for another person or a group of people. Join us as Rev. Lee Anne explores some of the many ways to be an ally and shares her personal story about trying to be one, while also being threatened with arrest.

Our Beloved Community is nourished by our contributions of time, talent, and treasure. During this Sunday’s service, we will learn about what it takes financially to nourish, sustain, and grow our community. We will also engage in a deeply reflective litany based on Kahil Gibran’s thoughts On Giving. For the young and young at heart, […]

Ministry in our Unitarian Universalist congregations is an ever-changing thing. Yet, the call to community, meaning, and purpose is universally significant. Humans are messy and complicated beings. When we choose one another in community we navigate ever-deepening relationships and possibilities. This worship service will explore what it means to say yes to one another as […]

Come join us as Rev. Lee Anne explores some of the many philosophical, religious, and scientific traditions that use the egg as an important symbol. Come find out what the Spring Equinox, the Easter Bunny, and science's Big Bang Theory all have in common.

During this stewardship pledge season, it is important to understand that just as the seasons change, so does our ability to share our time, talent, and treasure. Join Rev. Lee Anne as she explores some age-old wisdom about the seasons of life and how to embrace the one you’re in. This will be a shortened […]

Easter is the Christian celebration of the death and resurrection of Jesus, the anointed one (Christ). For many Christians, the traditional interpretation of the Easter story has become the raison d’etre of Christianity. But was that always the case? Is there yet a more primary, deeper, and more hopeful message than “Jesus died for our […]