Drawing on the profound teachings of Malidoma Somé, a West African spiritual teacher and author, this service will explore the concept of Gatekeepers — those who stand at the threshold between the visible and invisible worlds, guiding and protecting the community. In Somé’s indigenous Dagara tradition, Gatekeepers hold a sacred role, helping us navigate the … Continue reading Gatekeepers: Wisdom from Malidoma Somé
The poetry of Rumi, a 13th-century Sufi mystic, offers timeless wisdom on the beauty, complexity, and interconnectedness of life. In this service, we will explore Rumi’s teachings as an invitation to participate in the eternal dance of life—a dance that moves us through joy, sorrow, love, and longing. Rumi’s verses remind us that life is … Continue reading The Eternal Dance of Life: Lessons from Rumi
Transcendentalism invites us to explore the deeper connections between the self, nature, and the divine. Rooted in the 19th-century movement that influenced Unitarian Universalist thought, Transcendentalism encourages us to look within, trust our inner wisdom, and recognize the sacred in the world around us. In this service, we will delve into the teachings of Transcendentalist … Continue reading Transcendentalism: An Invitation
Inspired by Marvin Gaye’s timeless song “What’s Going On”, this service invites us to reflect on the pressing issues of our time through the lens of compassion, justice, and love. Gaye’s soulful call for understanding and peace resonates deeply with the Unitarian Universalist commitment to social justice and the dignity of all people. In this … Continue reading What’s Going On?
In this service, we will explore the sacred and essential nature of water, not just as a physical resource but as a spiritual symbol that connects us to the Earth, each other, and the deeper currents of life. From the flowing rivers to the life-sustaining rain, water is a powerful reminder of the interconnectedness of all living beings. … Continue reading Water is Life
Join us this Sunday for a special worship service entitled “The Gift of Heritage,” as we celebrate the rich spiritual and cultural legacies that shape our faith and identity. This service will be a time to reflect on the blessings of our heritage and the ways it guides and inspires us today. This service will … Continue reading The Gift of Heritage
Join us this Sunday for a profound and uplifting worship service centered on the theme “Why We Need Each Other.” In a world that often emphasizes individuality, we come together to celebrate the beauty and strength found in community and mutual support. In this service, we will rediscover the profound truth that we are stronger … Continue reading Why We Need Each Other
Join us this Sunday for a special Father’s Day worship service as we honor and celebrate the fathers and father figures in our lives. Our service will be a time of gratitude, reflection, and inspiration, designed to recognize the unique contributions of fathers in our community and their vital role in our families.
This SUUF worship service welcomes ”The Gift of Renewal,” affording us an opportunity to ask ourselves: what if “time away” isn’t about restoring yourself in order to return to work, but rather making space to decide if it’s time to re-imagine what your “true work” really is? Is it time to renew your responsibility to … Continue reading The Gift of Renewal
The 8th Principle Project is a grassroots movement started in 2013, aimed at articulating a commitment to dismantle racism and other forms of oppression within Unitarian Universalist congregations. This Sunday we will speak to the 8th Principle which states: “We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote: journeying toward … Continue reading The 8th Principle
