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- The Fellowship Is Us – DUUF Members (Sunday, January 19, 2025)
- The Story of Self, of Us, of Now – Rev. Lora Brandis (Sunday, January 12, 2025)
- Remembrance Sunday – Lydia Alexander (Sunday, Jamuary 5, 2025)
Special Events
- Transgender Awareness Panel 2023 (Sunday, November 12, 2023)
- Pastoral Care Workshop – Sunday, February 13, 2022
- Bridging Ceremony – June 6, 2021
- Awards Ceremony – June 6, 2021
- Induction of 2021-2022 Board of Directors
- New Members for Spring, 2021
- The Ordination of Rev. A. J. Galazen (Wednesday, November 11, 2020)
- Transgender Awareness Panel 2020 – Amber Briggle, moderator (Sunday, November 15, 2020)
Audio
A report from 100 years in the future reflecting on the steps taken to solve the global climate crisis.
2:12-Chalice Lighting; 3:21-Story; 9:15-Music Meditation; 13:52-Reading; 15:07-Reading; 18:18-Reflection – OoS
Humans have long understood ourselves to be superior to all other life; to have natural dominion over the earth’s plants and animals. If this is true, we haven’t done the best job in this role. As we reckon with this global climate crisis, what if everything we understand about ourselves and the nature of humanity is dangerously limited or wrong, altogether?
3:08-Story; 7:51-Prayer; 11:56-Reading; 13:42-Sermon – OoS
In the modern world, attention is the newest currency. Many UU churches talk about their budget as a moral document–What are we spending our attention on? What should we be spending our attention on? Our guest speaker Tanner Trask will offer some thoughts on our personal and collective “attention budgets.”
1:34-Story; 3:58-Prayer & Music; 7:23-Testimonial; 9:57-Reading; 12:05-Reflection — OoS
Rev. Kron discusses the role that religion might play in addressing the gulfs of division in our current public discourse.
1:30-Story; 6:55-Reading; 9:00-Meditation & Music; 14:34-Reflection — OoS