Courage is an attribute that is typically highly praised and encouraged. Yet does courage by itself deserve such adulation? Does courage when detached from other key virtues often lead to isolation, self-righteousness, and potential fanaticism? This reflection explores a variety of resources that present a … read more.
As we approach the annual societal debate over Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we are reminded that the pursuit of equity and pluralism often requires courage. Unitarian Universalists steadfastly envision a nation in which all its people feel they belong. Of course, this can only happen … read more.
Does life ever seem like a moving sidewalk? Do you ever wonder how you got here? Maybe taking a pause and going back to your beginnings can help shape your way forward. Perhaps there’s some baggage to shed to lighten the load … read more.
In this talk we’ll explore what kinds of meanings the terms “spiritual” and “spirituality” can have for a person who does not believe in a personal God. Do those words even make sense for folks with that perspective? It is my hope that … read more.
All modern Christian denominations use baptism as an initiation rite or sacrament to accept members. However, each has their own unique rules and doctrines which continue to cause much contention and confusion among these groups. Baptism is supposed to signify new beginnings. In order to … read more.
Welcome back to our Fellowship! Please remember to bring a small sample of water from one of your favorite activities over the summer, e.g. swimming, gardening, a hike to a lake, fishing, or perhaps even a trip to the ocean. During this annual kick off … read more.
In lieu of our regular service, we are excited to welcome back Recorders by the Bay for their annual Fellowship concert, featuring a selection of their favorite pieces. IN-PERSON ONLY
NOTE TIME CHANGE – THE CONCERT WILL BEGIN AT 3PM
Henry David Thoreau wrote: “I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I … read more.
The beloved Toy Story franchise explores themes of growing up, friendship, loss, and letting go. The films resonate with adults and children alike, often aligning with rites of passage in our own lives. When Andy’s toys are passed to Bonnie in Toy Story 3, no … read more.
Religion and science have been connected for as long as people have tried to understand the world. In fact, in their earliest forms, the two were often hard to separate. Bob Watkins will look at how religious ideas and scientific discovery have influenced each other … read more.
