What are our conscious and subconscious ideas, attitudes, and actions toward the disabled, how do they affect those who are challenged by physical and other disabilities, and how do they impact our core values individually and as a community? Click here to watch the service. Click here to read the sermons.
Darrell Thomas was born and raised in Oklahoma City, OK. His activism/community work started in inner city schools, King County Juvenile Detention Center, and New Horizons in Seattle. He became heavily involved in the Social Justice marches and meetings between the black church and city officials in Kitsap County. He is now a Restorative Practitioner … Continue reading Transformation & Justice: MLK’s Legacy, Calling Us to Action
Over the past several years, numerous crises and pressures have been testing the integrity of our social and spiritual connections. This sermon considers our many connections to see how we radiate, what needs mending, what needs abandoning, and what has bloomed like a lotus from the muck. Click here to watch the service. Click here … Continue reading Principle Connections
This special service will start in Fellowship Hall (where seating will be available. People will be invited to sing and walk the labyrinth in the sanctuary. This is an in-person service only; it will not be broadcast on YouTube. Click here to read the readings and sermons.
Merry Christmas! Our next Sunday service will be January 1, 2023. Click here to view the service at 10am Sunday morning.
We celebrate a Christmas Eve service with candlelight, music, and poetry. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the reading and sermon.
Join us in the sanctuary for our services on Christmas Eve:
5 pm – Children’s Christmas Eve Candlelight Service.
A reading of the Christmas Story, a tableau around a famous manger, and holiday songs galore. A beautiful and family-fun way to ring in Christmas Day. The service will conclude with the lighting of individual candles and the singing of “Silent Night.” Everyone welcome!
7 pm – Christmas Eve Service.
Our darkened sanctuary provides a lovely setting. Traditional carols will be sung and the ancient story told. Rev. Kate Kinney will speak on “Bearers of the Divine”. The service will conclude with the lighting of individual candles and the singing of “Silent Night.”
Note: there will be no Sunday morning service on Christmas Day. We have a Christmas Potluck to which you are invited!
The winter holidays are a festive time of gifts and gatherings, but they are also a time of overwhelm and burnout. Today’s service explores the many dimensions of meaningful gifts and meaningful gatherings, and ways to stay focused on that which is most important. Melody Moberg is a Unitarian Universalist ministerial candidate and spiritual direction … Continue reading Gifts and Gatherings
Working through the dark, responding to nature and the change of seasons. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the reading and sermon.
The Fourth Principle of Unitarian Universalism calls us each and all to a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. While “free” is readily understood, what does “responsible” mean in the context of this principle? This Sunday we invite “responsible” to have an honest heart-to-heart conversation, in hopes of getting very clear on what … Continue reading Me, Responsible?
