The spiritual practices of joy and pleasure are not optional, but are essential for building resilient communities who are grounded in Love.  Come explore with Rev. Tiffany and your community, how we can engage with Joy!

Historians pine about the ancient knowledge lost in the Library of Alexandria, but how much is legend and how much is fact? Guest speaker Bradley discusses the history of the library, why people like it so much, and whether or not its reverence is justified.

Unitarian theologian James Luther Adams once said "Church is a place where you get to practice what it means to be human." In these days, how do we welcome, encourage and protect the humanity of each other?

With guest preacher Rev. Laura Bogle

The power of religions to make homes, cross boundaries, intensify joy, and confront suffering. These reflections invite us to think more deeply about what religion is and how it helps u navigate the human experience.

With guest speaker Dr. Jennifer Axsom Adler

Our annual interactive and intergenerational Water Communion service where we celebrate our interconnectivity. Many people bring water from their travels throughout the year, or from another water source that holds meaning for them.