In our work- and wealth-obsessed culture, we may confuse our self worth with our net worth. But the landscape of employment has changed drastically in our times, and we are…

It’s a new year, with the promise of a fresh start, a chance to make resolutions and fix what’s amiss with ourselves. But aren’t we always in process, always hurting,…

The word “worship” comes from an Old English word that means acknowledgment of worth. How can we adequately pay homage to the worthy wonders that awaken awe within each of…

Our worship today will center on illness and wholeness. In honor of World AIDS Day, December 1, we will reflect on the history and present day realities of AIDS. How…

Mary Oliver wrote: attention is the beginning of devotion. This Sunday before Thanksgiving, we will reflect on gratitude, abundance, and devotion: all outgrowths of attention. Our opening words this morning…

There are a lot of competing demands for our attention these days. This service will focus on how we can regain some autonomy over what we pay attention to, and…

For our family and adult worship topics, we will ask, what is it like to try to understand the world through another person’s experience? We all pay attention in differ-…

My two-year-old is very concerned about what’s hers, and making sure everyone in the sandbox knows it: “Mine!” This morning we will consider: what belongs to us, and to what…

Our Jewish friends will be observing Yom Kippur this week, the holiest day of the Jewish year, a day to atone for sins. As Unitarian Universalists we may not be…

This evening at sundown is the Jewish New Year; with the turning of the year comes a chance for renewal. Let us renew our commitment to hope, however hopeless we…