Grow up. Act your age. Stop playing around. So many times we get told that playfulness is only for children, but today we are going to talk about play as a spiritual practice!

This Sunday we honor those who have served our country, and we’ll explore what it means to join something greater than ourselves.

Halloween has just passed and this is still the time of year where the veil between the living and the dead is thin. What better time to talk about monsters, or at least monster movies and their theological implications!

Good always wins in the end. If good didn’t win, it’s not the end yet! Join us for the celebration of Diwali!

Words like grace and faith can get lost in the UU vocabulary. What, exactly, is grace, and what does it have to do with faith?

Life is change; nothing alive is fixed, but in today’s world, changes can come faster than we can tolerate. How do we find a sense of peace and security when nothing is certain except for death and maybe taxes?

What’s the difference between an amend and an apology, and, honestly, why should we care? Let’s talk about it!

Is prayer effective, or is it just talking to empty space? Let’s discuss the power of prayer!

In 1836, Osceola resisted U.S. land seizures. This Sunday, we’ll share his story and reflect on courage, justice, and the power of resistance.

Labor Day honors workers and the significance of physical labor. The Labor Movement and trade unions have shaped our country, yet workers are often overlooked. Join us in recognizing work as a spiritual practice!