Event Highlights

In September, we explored the history and theology of the Unitarians. Now let’s explore that other important but perhaps lesser-known part of our history, the Universalists! Come learn how our UU theology was shaped by the Universalist message and what it means for us today.

Help us honor our trans & GNC (gender non-conforming) siblings who have died in the past year, on this Trans Day of Remembrance (Thursday, November 20). We will read the names of those who are no longer with us (most of whom were victims of transphobic violence) and provide a space for grief, reflection, community building, and hope.

Please feel free to come to this service without signing up! This sign up is to help us ensure that we have enough snacks and drinks for everyone. We’ll also send out a reminder email a few days before the service, to those who signed up.

This service will not be recorded, and there will be non-police security present. This service will contain language about violence and death. If you are sensitive to this topic, please take care & feel free to quietly come and go from the chapel as needed.

In September, we explored the history and theology of the Unitarians. Now let’s explore that other important but perhaps lesser-known part of our history, the Universalists! Come learn how our UU theology was shaped by the Universalist message and what it means for us today.

In September, we explored the history and theology of the Unitarians. Now let’s explore that other important but perhaps lesser-known part of our history, the Universalists! Come learn how our UU theology was shaped by the Universalist message and what it means for us today.