In gratitude for Wendell Berry’s life and this season of abundance coming to a close, our service this week considers Berry’s poem "The Wild Geese", its concluding phrase: What we…

Can the bible be redeemed for use by contemporary Unitarian Universalists? Believe it or not, the Bible is central to our Unitarian Universalist theological Heritage. Throughout our history and continuing…

Keweenaw Time Bank members Natalie Hubbard and Evan Lanese will explain what a Time Bank is and how to become involved. The Keweenaw Time Bank (KTB) is a new community-based…

Today’s Water Communion, also sometimes called Water Ceremony, was first used at a Unitarian Universalist (UU) worship service in the 1980s. Many UU congregations now hold a Water Communion once a…

How can I serve? This is the question that comes up for me again and again. Today I will share some stories about how service arises in my day-to-day life.…

In an inconvenient and troubling time, can beauty transcend? Do you have time for beauty? Or stated completely differently: If a great musician plays great music but no one hears, was…

Friends, there is a lot going on in our lives and in our world. In this service, I welcome all to join us for the practice of pausing, bearing witness…

Historian Allison Tyra will share her book Uncredited: Women's Overlooked, Misattributed, and Stolen Work. Tyra will explore the complicated question: ‘Since we know women are as good as men, why…

In 2024, the UUA General Assembly adopted revisions to the Bylaws to include a set of Shared Values of Unitarian Universalism. One of these values is Pluralism. As we come…

The Dalai Lama’s “tonglen” (giving and taking), Archbishop Tutu’s “choose hope” and Martin Luther’s view of Jesus’ work described as “Happy Exchange” can help us face the risk of bitter…