Masking for Jesus: Religion and Neurodivergence – Danika Monarksi, Guest Speaker Our minds are as beautiful and diverse as our religious and spiritual journeys and beliefs. Bring your fidget toys and jittery legs to celebrate our differences and explore the intersections of religion and the neurodiverse experience as told through personal experience, peer-reviewed research, and...
Women’s AA meets every Monday evening, including on holidays. Please enter through the doors off of the parking lot.
Join teacher Larry Riddle and others in our beautiful atrium for stretching and Qi Gong. The stretching portion of the classes lasts for about 90 minutes and is required. Beginners welcome. Wear loose-fitting clothes and flat tennis shoes, if you have them. Classes are free and open to the public.
Discover the joy of knitting and the warmth of community by joining our Weekly Knitting Group. All are invited, whether you're a seasoned knitter or a complete novice. Bring your own knitting projects and let your creativity flow in the company of kindred spirits. It's not just about crafting but forging connections, sharing stories, and...
You're invited to be part of our weekly gathering, where we dive into the thought-provoking world of The New Yorker magazine. Join us during the lunch hour as we unpack the pages of the previous week's issue, sparking vibrant discussions and sharing diverse perspectives. Whether you're a devoted reader or simply curious about engaging with...
Join teacher Larry Riddle and others in our beautiful atrium for stretching and Tai Chi. The stretching portion of the class lasts about 90 minutes and is required. Beginners are welcome. Wear loose-fitting clothing and flat tennis shoes, if you have them. Classes are free and open to the public.
This summer, our Religious Education program invites children into The Gift of We: A Summer of Play, play-based sessions rooted in Unitarian Universalism and the spirit of shared belonging. Each week, children will explore what it means to be part of a caring community through play, creativity, and connection, practicing themes such as: Summer RE meets in the lobby and...
Does Anyone Remember Why We’re Mad? — The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Have you ever gotten irritated with someone, said something mean, and then later asked yourself, Why am I even mad? But kept it going anyway because the other person seemed mad now too, and you didn’t want to lose an argument you don’t remember...
Women’s AA meets every Monday evening, including on holidays. Please enter through the doors off of the parking lot.
Join teacher Larry Riddle and others in our beautiful atrium for stretching and Qi Gong. The stretching portion of the classes lasts for about 90 minutes and is required. Beginners welcome. Wear loose-fitting clothes and flat tennis shoes, if you have them. Classes are free and open to the public.
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 make space to reconnect with the colors, textures, moments, and surprises that brighten our lives and invite us to see the world with fresh eyes....
Discover the joy of knitting and the warmth of community by joining our Weekly Knitting Group. All are invited, whether you're a seasoned knitter or a complete novice. Bring your own knitting projects and let your creativity flow in the company of kindred spirits. It's not just about crafting but forging connections, sharing stories, and...