What do you trust in the world? What is the bedrock of your faith? Unitarian Universalism is often explained by describing aspects of other faith traditions which were rejected. Join Rev. Sue Browning as we consider the ways we hope our faith supports us in … read more.

How do you understand justice? To make a difference in the world we need clarity on what we are called to do. As Unitarian Universalists we lean toward action and create “Social Justice” to-do lists. At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll step back … read more.

When have you taken the risk of making a commitment? What possibilities opened for you through commitment? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll look at the rituals of promise and the hope made possible in such acts. The choir will sing.

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At the gym personal trainers energetically encourage us to meet personal fitness goals. Might a minister’s role be to kick-off the year by energetically encouraging us to meet ethical living goals? Join Rev. Sue Browning as we reflect on the wider world around us and … read more.

Of late, the term, “Stay in your lane” is heard often. It translates roughly to “You do your job, I’ll do mine.”  At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll consider when this is helpful guidance, when it’s not, and reflect on what … read more.

 What might happen if you approach the day-to-day with a sense of unfolding what is to be? What might open if less energy is spent determining the cause and effect of each unknown? At this service Rev. Sue Browning will explore lessons we … read more.

UUs value inclusion and are called to act where inequities exist. UUs also value building bridges and are called to listen and learn across difference. At this service with Rev. Sue Browning, we’ll consider the challenges of living out our values in a society plagued by … read more.