Practices for a Lived UU Life
Wisdom, fundamentally, is knowing who you are, where you are, and what you’re trying to do or be. - by Gordon B McKeeman Living our Unitarian Universalist values can be...
Wisdom, fundamentally, is knowing who you are, where you are, and what you’re trying to do or be. - by Gordon B McKeeman Living our Unitarian Universalist values can be...
Join Rev. Brian Mason for conversation about books that explore love, loss, meaning, and community. Read the whole book or just a little—come for discussion, reflection, and good company. All...
Flourishing Together June's Creativity Matters theme is Flourishing Together, and invites us to explore ways to let our creativity flourish - making space for inspiration, experimentation, and unexpected directions as we...
As spring gives way to early summer, the world bursts with color, growth, energy, and possibility. Join us for a relaxed morning of creativity inspired by the season's abundance. Through...
Delight July's Creativity Matters session revisits a favorite theme - Delight, and returning to the practice of noticing what brings us joy, wonder, and curiosity. Through simple creative activities, we'll...
Join us for a slow morning of slow stitch fabric collage. Slow stitch fabric collage — or the art of selecting, arranging, and combining diverse elements into harmonious chaos —...
Revisiting Transformation Always remember that the reason you initially started working is that there was something inside yourself that you felt that, if you could manifest in some way, you...
An art retreat for grounding, creativity, and renewal before the busy fall season. As summer begins to give way to fall, we invite you to spend a day slowing down,...
Beginnings Every creation begins somewhere: with a spark of an idea, a moment of curiosity, a first mark on a blank page, or simply the willingness to try something new....
What do we actually mean by the word death? The word conjures up a host of vague and troubling thoughts and emotions. At the literal level, we recognize death by...
Fall Read: Everyday Zen This fall, the Zen Book Group will explore Everyday Zen: Love & Work, Charlotte Joko Beck’s practical and deeply grounded reflections on bringing Zen practice into...
What do we actually mean by the word death? The word conjures up a host of vague and troubling thoughts and emotions. At the literal level, we recognize death by...