Henry Beecher Ward said, “I never knew how to worship until I knew how to love.” In this worship service, Rev. Megan invites you into a theology grounded in Unitarian Universalist beliefs about Love.

In Person and on Normal UU of SCV Zoom.
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February 11th was “Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk Day,” which promotes a positive attitude, even when things might not be going your way. It’s a day for looking on the bright side of things and then carrying that feeling with you every day after.

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Join us in worship to explore possible changes to the section of the Unitarian Universalist Association by-laws, known now to us as the “Principles and Purposes.” During this month centered on the Soul Matters theme of Love, may we live into … read more.

What is the role of Unitarian Universalism in policy change? How has our heritage of idealism shaped our image to the world? You are invited in to explore continuing threads of idealism in our movement today and the challenges inherent in expressing ideals as action.

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“Once upon a time there were three – yes, three – very wise men who were sitting in their own countries minding their own business when a bright star lodged in the right eye of each one of them. It was so bright that none … read more.

In the December holiday season, we may also hold loss, grief, or sadness. Gather in a contemplative Vespers Service online for words, music and sharing with others who understand. All Are Welcome.

Please bring a picture of who and what you hold close this season as … read more.

Two questions and answers –

In 1903, Rev. Edward Everett Hale, a Unitarian minister, was named chaplain of the US Senate. When asked, “Do you pray for the senators, Dr. Hale?” Hale responded: “No, I look at the senators and I pray for the country.”

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“We need the courage to question the powers that be, the courage to be impatient with evil and patient with people…. In many instances we will be stepping out on nothing, and just hoping to land on something. But that’s the struggle. To live is … read more.

Innovation and novel ideas are highly valued in progressive religion, including Unitarian Universalism. In fact, some would say it matters if we’re “first, best, or only.” Could this be a myth?

Rev. Megan tries to answer this question by exploring stories from the state lottery, … read more.