One aspect of our mission statement is to connect by forming meaningful relationships. As we come together on this Easter Sunday, let’s look at what communion and connection have to do with each other.

The movie, the Matrix, is often referred to as one of our archetypical hero’s journeys. Join Rev. Samaya as she reflects on the messages in the movie and their relevance for us today.

What lessons does the movie A League of Their Own have for us today? Using the TV series as a springboard, we’ll reflect on the journey of the WWII All-American professional women’s baseball league. Wear your baseball hats and bring popcorn!

Let’s contemplate the spiritual lessons that nature provides at this time of year with a contemplative service with musical guest Heidi McCurdy.

 The language of covenant is one of the foundational tenets of who we are as Unitarian Universalists. Our covenant is our container that allows us to come into this community and be transformed by its love and grace. We live out our living tradition when we take the time to renew our covenant with each other.

When we confront our biases and projections about how the world moves and operates, we’re wading into troubled waters. This service explores how we can wade into these troubled waters with grace and compassion for ourselves and our loved ones.

When we look at the world around us, it can be hard to believe in the goodness that is all around us! Join Rev. Samaya for an exploration of Paulo Nutini’s song, High Hopes, that addresses this very thing.