Today, Indigenous People’s Day, we ask: Who are the world’s indigenous people? Are we separate from them? Are we wounded by the things that wound them? What protections has the UN put in place for therm? Why are they our allies in our most urgent needs? Hear what they and we have to say, and […]
During this service we will explore how humor can bring change, lift our spirits, and here at SUUS, bring us closer together while trying not to let our seriousness of self get in the way of our laughing together and being human!
September 22 – “Exploring Humor as a Spiritual Practice” – Sue Schaedler Read More »
Among many things, the words of a book can inspire us to take an action, provide a framework for negotiating an experience, or give comfort during a troubled time. Service participants will speak about a book and how it mattered to them.
September 1 – “The Book That Mattered” – Kathy Helmrich Read More »
“Grit” is the new buzzword. Psychologists, educators, management gurus—even Little League coaches —all are promoting the value of grittiness. So what is grit? How do we get it? What is its relevance for our spiritual lives and for our Unitarian Universalist faith? Join us this Sunday to consider these questions as Jennifer Johnson returns to
Sunday, August 25, 10:30am: Jennifer Johnson – “Grit for the Love Revolution.” Read More »
Join us this Sunday as our members share their love of poetry: Chris Jennings & Rich Gressley, coordinators: with Dan Mirandi, Ellen Creane and Alice Fleming
August 18, 10:30am –Annual Poetry Service Read More »
“Grit” is the new buzzword. Psychologists, educators, management gurus—even Little League coaches—all are promoting the value of grittiness. So what is grit? How do we get it? What is its relevance for our spiritual lives and for our Unitarian Universalist faith? Join us on August 25 to consider these questions as Jennifer Johnson returns to
The concept of universal entrance into heaven and the story of John Murray, the first Universalist minister in America. Coordinated by Nancy Shapiro
July 28 – “Heaven: Does Everyone Get In?”– Richard Gressley and Neil Schultes Read More »
People can change in profound ways. For imprisoned women, it may be the first time in their life that they have had the opportunity to look at who they are and what factors led to their incarceration. Beth Chipman, shares her work with a program that brings them this opportunity for inner power and freedom.
June 23, 10:30am – “Houses of Healing” – Laura Kasprow & Beth Chipman Read More »
Fatherhood is not a monologue. As much as children learn from their fathers, so do fathers learn from their children. We explore and celebrate this dynamic.