Announcements

Please join us on Sunday (21 October 2018) at 9:15 AM for our adult religious education class.

This fall, we’re excited to introduce Faith Forward — a multi-part adult religious education series that will not only introduce visitors and new members to our faith but will also help those who’ve been here awhile to deepen their faith journeys.

This morning, we continue with Session 6 of UU History 101 — “A Question of Calling.”

We’ll look at the roles of two figures in our recent history:

• Lucile Schuck Longview — responsible for many of the corrections of sexist language in our principles and hymnals along with other steps forward for feminists in our movement
• Rev. Bill Sinkford — former President of the UUA, who called us to find and embrace our own “language of reverence” as we create a faith to sustain us through the harsher realities of life.

Child care will be provided — See you then.

Please join us on Sunday (14 October 2018) at 9:15 AM for our adult religious education class.

This fall, we’re excited to introduce Faith Forward — a multi-part adult religious education series that will not only introduce visitors and new members to our faith but will also help those who’ve been here awhile to deepen their faith journeys.

We continue with Session 5 of UU History 101 — “A Question of Identity.”

We will explore the century-long process that eventually led to the merger of Unitarianism and Universalism on this continent.

Child care will be provided — See you then.

Please join us on Sunday (7 October 2018) at 9:15 AM for our adult religious education class.

This fall, we’re excited to introduce Faith Forward — a multi-part adult religious education series that will not only introduce visitors and new members to our faith but will also help those who’ve been here awhile to deepen their faith journeys.

This morning, we continue with Session 4 of UU History 101 — “A Question of Resilience and Courage.”

We will explore the contributions of two 19th Century ministers — Universalist Olympia Brown (the first woman ordained by a denomination in the U.S.) and Unitarian Theodore Parker — to our spiritual inheritance and our tradition of social justice advocacy.

Child care will be provided — See you then.