Is Unitarian Universalism best described as a late offshoot of Protestant Christianity, or a very late offshoot of Greek philosophy? FUUSN member Arthur Anderson has made a decades-long study of […]
In an era of endless conflict and disputation, join us this Sunday for a reprieve. Joan Caplan and friends will lead us in a service of songs of hope and […]
Through his music, Franz Schubert sought epiphanies within the commonplace – a quest with meaning for all of us. Lois Shapiro, FUUSN ‘s cherished concert pianist and music educator, will […]
The second U in our name stands for Universalism, an old-time populist faith to which we are the sole heirs. Come to this service for some old time music from […]
Are you good at listening? While we all manage to hear enough to get by, would things be different if we were great listeners? Would we find more depth in […]
What endures through victory or defeat, despite the enthusiasms of the day.? Let's take some time out from the everflowing stream of events to consider the everlasting present. Rev. Tom Schade is a […]
Rev. Dr. Debra Haffner The Jewish Days of Awe, known as the High Holidays, begin on October 2nd at sunset with Rosh Hashanah and close at sunset on Yom Kippur […]
Rev. Joel Miller I've found a journey into the heat and loneliness of the desert might become a pilgrimage into the spirituality of hospitality. And that can be an experience of being […]
Rev. Joel and Rev. Debra co-leading worship In June, the General Assembly of the UUA overwhelmingly passed a revised statement of our values and principles. Come and learn more in […]
Lay Ministry This Sunday your lay ministers will offer our annual Wheel of Life service. This service is where we recognize our collective transitions of the past year - growing […]
Devin Shmueli, Director of Family and Community Ministries While recovery is not one-size-fits-all, one thing we can learn from people in recovery - living with behavioral or substance addiction - is […]