As Unitarian Universalists, we are dedicated to the lifelong search for truth and meaning. In his essay “Guiding Principles for a Free Faith,” prominent 20th century UU theologian James Luther Adams said, “Religious liberalism depends on the principle that ‘revelation’ is continuous.” Unitarian Universalism is called a living tradition because we are always learning new and deeper truths.

Held during Lifespan RE Hour on Sundays. Usually hybrid, in person and on Zoom. 
Open to the public.
Join us for a series of presentations and discussion on the relevant topics in our culture today. We seek through this series to educate ourselves more deeply and learn steps to action that we can take in order to make a difference. As much as we can, we will be building to form collaborative work with other area congregations and organizations so that our work can have a more powerful impact.
Click here for upcoming Hot Topics dates.

Held during Lifespan RE Hour on Sundays
Led by Rev. Tracy Sprowls.
Our companions in life are death and grief and yet they are so difficult to talk about, and rarely at that. In times of loss, how do we find healthy comfort? Further, is emotional comfort something human beings should even expect as part of life? These three workshops can be taken together or on their own. Each workshop includes videos, exercises, information sharing, and conversation.
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Held during Lifespan RE Hour on Sundays
For various single or limited offerings not listed as series above, such as…
Gearing Up for GA, The UU Common Read, Article II Discussion, etc.
Click here for upcoming mixed RE Hour offerings.

Mondays on Zoom, 12:30 – 1:00 PM
Open to the public.
Join Kelle Kersten for a guided meditation and discussion!
Click here for upcoming Meditation Monday dates and the Zoom link to join.