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In the midst of a growing pandemic, the darker, colder days of winter can feel even more foreboding as we ponder the coming weeks and months. But no matter what we find unsettling about darkness, … read more.
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In its original Greek, apokálupsis meant an uncovering, a revelation, an event revealing the true nature of things that were otherwise obscured. It seems like the veil has certainly been lifted now. Disparities at home, in our … read more.
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This service is, unexpectedly, inspired by a meme, and grew into one congregant’s personal reflection on her own history of white privilege and culpability. Here is an examination of identity in the context of “Being a Karen,” … read more.
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At some point or another in our lives, we get stuck on big or little things, fall into ruts, or come upon an obstacle we can’t move around. We get used to taking stock of our … read more.
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9:15 am and 11 am
Celebrant, Birch Spick and Meg Notch
We center the value of community in Unitarian Universalism. It isn’t a god, or savior, or set of doctrines which unites us. Instead, we come together through … read more.
10 am
Celebrant, Meg Notch
Ours is a living tradition, one ever unfurling, drawing from many spiritual and philosophical roots. Each of us here bring our past, present, and future experiences to bear in this shared tradition. But what keeps us here in community, among all our differences? Join us as we hear members of our congregation reflect on the influences that shape their Unitarian Universalist experiences.
“Sunny Side Up” arranged by Peter Kopelson sung by mens’ octet
One Service at 10:00 am
Celebrant, Birch Spick
This June marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots (June 28-29, 1969), a watershed moment for LGBTQ liberation movements in the United States. On this Capital City Pride weekend, join our community as we consider what beauty we find in resistance. As we gather together, may we consider how the fore-runners of the queer and trans liberation movements teach us this.
