2025 Spring Fair

“Growing Our Community” May 10, 9am-2pm The theme for this year’s fair is “Growing Our Community.” There will be gardening activities, demonstrations, and Spring/Earth focused themes, as well as kids craft and planting activities, bake sale, cafe offerings, vendor marketplace and spring focused raffle/teacup auction.

Storyteller Sunday – Norah Dooley

April 6 – The Buddhist idea of mudita, or sympathetic joy, is the practice of genuinelycelebrating others’ happiness to foster compassion and shift away fromself-focus. We’ll explore this concept through the beautiful letter of Christianpriest Fra Giovanni, which reminds us that joy isn’t something to chase inthe future but something we can find right nowContinue reading “Storyteller Sunday – Norah Dooley”

March 16 – Community – Rev. Jane Thickstun

RESCHEDULED FROM INCLEMENT WEATHER DATE IN FEBRUARY!! Americans are realizing more and more lately the value of community,as well as its loss in our mobile society.  Is this value in conflict with the rugged individualism of our national character as well as our Unitarian heritage?  How is community created?  How can it transform us?  WhatContinue reading “March 16 – Community – Rev. Jane Thickstun”

January 26 – Origin Stories – Rev. Leaf Seligman & Music by Arif

Rev. Leaf explores the stories our lives long to tell and the importanceof listening not just to our own stories, but the stories the earth has to tell. She will offer a listening circle after the service. All Sunday morning gatherings this month are also offered online. If you are unable to attend in person, please email theContinue reading “January 26 – Origin Stories – Rev. Leaf Seligman & Music by Arif”

January 5 – Storyteller Sunday – Norah Dooley

Norah will share her talents as a storyteller to inspire our thoughts, discussion, and action around January’s theme. Today’s story, Tipingee, a vibrant folktale from Haiti, explores thepower of community and resilience in the face of adversity. This traditional story shows how courage, wit, and unity can triumph in challenging circumstances. Turkey Potluck Lunch following the service.Al WomerContinue reading “January 5 – Storyteller Sunday – Norah Dooley”

Lessons from Svalbard

On Reciprocity, Right Relationship and Repair November 24, by Rev. Leaf Seligman Rev. Leaf invites us to consider what it means to live in right relationship with the earth and all the beings that comprise earth. Indigenous worldview is rooted in our interconnectedness and reciprocity so this service brings in the voice of Joy Harjo, formerContinue reading “Lessons from Svalbard”

November 10 – UUSG Thanksgiving Turkey Celebration

Vicki Heidorn & Chris Tangora Bring a friend and/or a dish to share (not required!) as we enjoy community, worshiping together and sharing a meal. Let’s express our gratitude, break bread together, and connect!  We will gather to prepare and set up at 9:00am.  The service and small group sharing time will begin at 10:30. Continue reading “November 10 – UUSG Thanksgiving Turkey Celebration”