Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army’s victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, but it is not Mexico’s Independence Day. Cinco de Mayo became a symbol of Mexican resilience and unity against foreign aggression. Guest speaker Rolf Hartmann explains its importance (and unimportance) within the Mexican and Mexican-American … Continue reading 5/5/2024 – “Why Cinco de Mayo?”
Life is full of singular perspectives and points of view, and yet there can be unity between and among them. Join our choir and a variety of musicians for a worship service that knits together — through music and readings — reflections on the gift of interdependence. Led by our Music Team and Rev. Eric … Continue reading 4/28/2024 “Many Voices”
Perhaps no holiday highlights the interdependent web of existence like Earth Day. Join us for an Aldo Leopold-inspired ecology service, with ideas on how we might help slow climate change and heal the planet. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Known as the children of the prophet Abraham, Christians, Jews, and Muslims share a rich history of religious pluralism and interdependence. As the holy days of Ramadan end and Passover begin, we will explore the traditions, knowledge and progress of Judaism and Islam, and how we might continue to support interfaith dialog. Led by Rev. … Continue reading 4/14/2024 – Children of Abraham
When UUs think about our value of interdependence, we often think of the web of life. We also depend on technology, which depends on us. With news coverage of smart phones, social media, and AI, we sometimes feel like we depend too much on our technology and worry about how it affects us. Join fellowship … Continue reading 4/7/2024 – “Interdependence With Technology”
Join us for a fun all-ages Easter Sunday service exploring the curious life of one of only two remaining mammals that lay eggs. Led by Rev. Eric Severson and DRE Jen Page.
Heat and pressure turn coal into diamonds. The same turns iron into all matter of useful items. Join us in exploring how stress can quicken transformation, and blacksmithing as a metaphor for creating societal change. We, too, can be agents of change. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Join us to reflect not only on treating the Earth with respect but increasing biodiversity, moving us from a sustainability to a regeneration frame of mind. Will include a new member ceremony and the UUFoM choir. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Join us for insights on the power of transformation in the natural world, in the human heart, and in our congregation. We’ll also explore in earnest our aspirations for a new mission statement. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
We will explore the core Buddhist practices of the Brahma Viharas, also known as the Four Divine Abodes (and many other names, including the Four Heart Practices.) They are safe havens to which we can always return to find our true selves. Led by Beth Sperry, on behalf of the Three Jewels Sangha.
