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Led by Leslie and Deborah Fabian The Fabians will explore the love they’ve shared for 35+ years, as well as the difficulties of being a “transgender couple” who’ve survived David’s transition to Deborah, in 2011. They will speak of the many challenges they’ve encountered, what they are now facing in our current social and political […]

Led by Helene McGlauflin Poetry is not simply a genre in literature.  Poems are not only words on a page, verses in songs, works of performance art, the text of children’s books.  Poetry is a community made up of all those who love poetry, all those who listen to poetry, those who write poetry in

Led by John Robert O’Connor Cycling like the tides that govern our oceans, I’ve lived the last twenty years working in the cycle of an academic year. This cycle can be both predictable but also brings the unexpected and as a newer member of the Unitarian Universalist community, I  have  developed a deep appreciation of

Led by  Elizabeth Forrest and Pollyanne Melton What does it mean to cultivate your garden? Whether it’s literally the plants in your yard, your own life, or the life you share with your family, your church, and the community in which you live, many of the same principles apply. Join Elizabeth Forrest, a professional gardener and

Led by Rev. Dr. Larry Peers Sometimes, people assume that Unitarian Universalists aren’t that “spiritual.”  This is often because some of the fixed criteria for “spiritual” may limit our understanding of our various  “spiritualities.” Richard Higgins’s recent book about Henry David Thoreau, Thoreau’s God, explores Thoreau’s spirituality in a way that has eluded some previous scholars’

Led by the Caswell Family We experience music in the moment, but it also permeates into our roots and ripples out into our relationships and community. The Caswell family will bring a service of songs and reflections on how music grounds and connects us. Music by – the Caswell Family

Led by Frederick Lancaster I have strong convictions and have created a unifying vision from my own moral and ethical basis. I find this moral basis in the last line of the Pledge of Allegiance, “Liberty and Justice for All.” I will explore how our world’s moral framework can be easily adapted to our community and world-at-large, starting

Led by Rev. Kye Flannery Failure often feels like the edge of a cliff — we may go to great lengths to avoid it. But we can learn from scientists, artists and humorists who know how to look at failure as a jumping off place, making us more nimble and beginning a whole new journey.