As we welcome new members and celebrate our graduating seniors, we examine how curiosity may just “be one of the great secrets of happiness,” as Bryant H. McGill suggested.

This service features stories and singing of little-known and familiar songs from the UU hymnals “Singing the Living Tradition” and “Singing the Journey.” We’ll sing through old and new hymns, delving into them for meaning and how they might equip us to live lives of … read more.

Many of our lives have been touched by addiction. Given all that we know, why is this still the case? And what does that reality ask of us? Is wholeness possible?

Thomas Merton wrote “There is in all visible things – a hidden wholeness.” Yet, some things seem broken. Could it be that wholeness does not mean ‘never injured.’

Unitarian Universalism is sometimes described as a faith not of destination, but of journey. What does this mean for us?

Trust is the foundation of all human relationships. Some of us trust easily and others don’t. Yet, whether we trust or not may be deeply tied to the word enough. That is, accepting we are enough and living willing to say enough (i.e., having boundaries).