Kung Fu movies? Boxing techniques? Unitarian Universalist salvation? Sure, why not! Let’s begin Christmas month with a focus on Rabbi Jesus aka the Christ in Christ-mas. We will talk about following through with faith even when our heart is troubled, with an eye towards incarceration and spiritual combat.

What stories do we tell about the holiday of Thanksgiving, and why does it matter? Join us for this all ages service honoring the complex history of this holiday. This service features a puppet skit and breaking of the bread ritual. All ages are invited to stay for the entire service.

We often think of justice as something external, that happens in the world around us. But justice is also a felt reality, an internal experience. Through music, readings, meditation, ritual, prayer, and reflection this service will invite us into the experience of justice.

In her book, See No Stranger, lawyer and activist Valerie Kaur provides tools for healing the world while keeping love at our center. This week in worship we explore how fighting can be a practice for revolutionary love.

As election day draws near, people around the country are anxious to know who our next leaders will be. Join us as we reflect and pray together for this imperfect and hurting nation, and remember our work as people of faith and conscience.

As people all over the world prepare to honor the dead in different ways, we will remember our ancestors and those in our families and communities who have died. Everyone is welcome to bring a picture or two of a friend or loved one you wish to honor during this service. This is a service…

At UUCSS we know that centering love means centering accessibility. Join Rev. Caitlin for a service focused on love, accessibility, pluralism, and the wisdom of Pixar’s Monsters Inc

In her book, See No Stranger, lawyer and activist Valerie Kaur provides tools for healing the world while keeping love at our center. This week in worship we explore how grieving can be a practice for revolutionary love.

Unitarian Universalism is a pluralist faith, but what do we really believe about traditions that aren’t our own? As extremism of many kinds is on the rise, the way we understand our own beliefs and their relationship to the beliefs of others has never been more important.

All Ages service, No RE – Climate revival service, touching on Rosh Hashanah – https://www.uuclimatejustice.org/