“Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also,” is a thought-provoking quote in Matthew and Luke’s gospels. We will reflect on the longings of our hearts and how we seek to serve and lead in ways that deepen these commitments.
Time for All Ages
Our annual spiritual theme revolves around the notion that “love is at the center” of our faith. One way this takes shape in Unitarian Universalism is through the practice of creating and upholding covenants. These shared values and promises guide our actions on the journey … read more.
Special Fall Evening Services – Honor and Experience the Themes of the Jewish High Holidays
Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement): 7 p.m. Evening Service on Sunday, September 24, for Yom Kippur in Eliot Chapel to reflect on turning towards the work of repair and choosing life.
Special Fall Evening Services – Honor and Experience the Themes of the Jewish High Holy Days.
Rosh Hashanah (The Jewish New Year): 7 p.m. Evening Service on Friday, September 15, in Eliot Chapel, followed by a social hour of apples, honey, and challah to usher in a sweet year … read more.
Welcome to our celebratory multigenerational Fall Ingathering Service! We will kick off our Annual Spiritual Theme for 2023-2024: Love is at the Center.
Our theme is inspired by the conversations across the country about who we are as Unitarian Universalists and how we articulate this with … read more.
We have a tradition of the question box sermon. This is a time for members, friends, and visitors of all ages to ask questions of Rev. Alison Miller about faith in general, Unitarian Universalism in particular, our congregation, or whatever question is on your heart … read more.
Home is the starting place of our lives. It is also the destination we are always journeying towards. Is home a feeling, a place, a practice? One year into my journey with you in this new place, I will share a reflection on the meaning … read more.
What allows us to rise in the face of the challenges and trials of life? Today, we will reflect on sources of hope that can contribute to personal and communal resilience.
Flower Communion / Multigenerational
Children, Youth, and Adults of all ages are invited and encouraged to attend our celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Flower Ceremony. Flowers represent the unique beauty of each person, and the bouquet represents the unique beauty of our community. Everyone … read more.
Today, we are honoring our Coming of Age youth who have been on a journey to explore and articulate their beliefs and values. This milestone moment in their life is a reminder for all of us that our faith and our community are always evolving. Each … read more.
