Today we join with Unitarian Universalists around the country in experiencing the Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly Sunday Service. We shall gather online at our regular time on our regular zoom link and experience this service together, followed by our UUP congregational meeting after the service on the same worship link.
This morning, we explore “play” as a life-giving and life-renewing spiritual practice! All are welcome for this service of celebration and hope. Rev. Dara Olandt, Minister; Ellen Beeler, Worship Associate; Will Johnson, Accompanist
Rev. Dara Olandt; Andrew Richardson, Worship Associate; with additional members of the Worship Associates Program; Will Johnson, Accompanist This Sunday we honor and acknowledge Memorial Day, lifting forward letters written in wartime. We’ll share voices communicating the power of love across space, time, distance and conflict. All are welcome for this service of memory and … Continue reading Love Letters We Wrote While the World went to War
What are the influential stories of “right” and “wrong” that have formed our lives? What kinds of morality tales have shaped our consciousness? What kinds of stories are liberating and life-giving ways of supporting ethics?
What can it mean to move from “I” to “We” in telling “our story” as a congregation? Today we continue to explore the stories we carry about the past, present and the future, while lifting up the power and promise of VISION. All are welcome for this service of inquiry and celebration.
Round Robin Service with Rev. Leisa Huyck, Napa Valley Unitarian Universalists Is Mother’s Day a holiday you celebrate, or a holiday you dread? Neither? Both? Is it even relevant in today’s world, when the gender binary is increasingly being questioned? This Mother’s Day, we will tell the stories of how Mother’s Day came into being … Continue reading Arise Then, Women of This Day!
This month we open our month-long theme of Story. What does it mean to weave the story of our lives? What about the story of this congregation? How does sharpening, clarifying and championing vision help us to live boldly? All are welcome for this service of exploration and hope. This service is the first part … Continue reading Wake Now Our Vision – Part 1
How do flowers symbolize the beauty and diversity of life? As we gaze upon the flowers that have been gathered, consider what kind of flower you are becoming. To where are you heading or to what? Please join us for a celebration of flowers, the symbols of beauty and diversity that lead us back into … Continue reading Flower Communion
Live and Learn Rev. Lynn Ungar, worship leader One way to define alive would be in the process of learning. In every moment we are becoming something different, because in every moment we are learning. And it turns out that there are laws of learning that we can harness to shape our ongoing process of … Continue reading Live and Learn
Join us for our monthly North Bay UU Round Robin Service, hosted this month by Unitarian Universalist Congregation, Santa Rosa (UUCSR). Join worship at 10:30 at https://zoom.us/j/95051583307.
