Our world is becoming increasingly divisive and more aggressive in this election year. Is there anything we can do as private citizens? Let’s explore what avenues we as ordinary citizens can do to help the world become a better place. Join us this Sunday to … read more.

As our collaboration with UUFKC comes to an end, let us honor each other with the gift of our traditional Flower Communion. As a creation from Norbert Capek, it is an honor to hold this service each year. Our flowers represent our diversity, how we … read more.

What makes someone a mother, and do all of us have those qualities within us? Is it really like a pie, where many people participate in aiding in the whole? Are we all included in the pieces of the pie? On this Mother’s Day, let … read more.

As we age and look at our individual histories, are we able to see how we are connected to so many people in our present and in our past? How has our faith brought us together collectively? How does our faith contribute to the world? … read more.

From our Unitarian roots during the Reformation to the present Transylvanian belief system, Unitarians and Universalists have celebrated the Resurrection.

How do present day UU’s feel about Easter? Since we honor the Six Sources of our Living Tradition, this morning we can explore how the Christian … read more.

How do we define justice in these times of acceptable lying and alternative facts? How does justice fit into our UU faith and Seven Principles? Are we utilizing our Second Principle as our beliefs state?

Join us this Sunday to explore our Second Principle of … read more.

“Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end” are the lyrics from a popular song.

The great mystery of change/transition is upon us. We are at the juxtaposition of an ending and a new beginning – yearly, congregationally, and individually.

What are the great … read more.

November 20th is Transgender Day of Remembrance. Let us honor this morning the Transgender people living among us, dying among us, trying to live their lives as any other person on this earth.

Let us honor who we are deep inside as our First Principle guides … read more.

The theology of the Unitarians from Transylvania has not exactly transformed into the belief system we hold in the United States today.

How did the Transylvanian Unitarians’ view God, how do they today, and how does it compare to our view in this country? Does our … read more.

The theology of the Unitarians from Transylvania has not exactly transformed into the belief system we hold in the United States today.

How did the Transylvanian Unitarians view God, how do they today, and how does it compare to our view in this country? Does … read more.