We’re not a church of bodily resurrection, which makes the Easter story a little complicated for us. But Jesus message wasn’t just an invitation to an afterlife, it was a charge to build the world we dream about. This Easter we ponder the question what … read more.

Almost 40 years ago Elwood & Jake, the Blues Brothers, set out on a “mission from God.” Like all journeys, part of success meant being prepared, and part of it meant adjusting on the go. Just like any journey, it helps to start with your … read more.

I grew up seeing the license plates of cars from Missouri, proudly proclaiming their heritage as the “Show Me State.” But we believe in the sun, even in the dark and trust means knowing what to believe, even when no one can show it to … read more.

What’s possible is sometimes as much about what is outside as it is about what is inside. Even the hermit crab knows that if it is to grow into what is possible, it has to find a shell big enough for what is yet to … read more.

In the 46 years since Roe vs Wade was decided, the conversation about the right to safe and legal abortion has continued. What does Unitarian Universalism have to say about the possibility of being a parent, and choosing not to?

Join us for our annual service in which we remember the words of our hymnal, “I’ll bring you hope, when hope is hard to find, and I’ll bring a song of love, and a rose in the wintertime.”

It’s said sometimes you need to forgive and forget. And sometimes that’s right. Other times you need to remember and move on. How do you know which path to take?

It’s been said that democracy is no spectator sport, but one that calls for full participation. But what does democracy really look like? And what does it take to make its promise real?

All are called, and all can serve, but we needn’t all serve life in the same ways. How might you name your vision? How might you answer the calling on your days?