Parables: Speculative Fiction as a Way to Imagine Possibilities

As we continue the theme of embracing possibility, we’ll look to the work of speculative fiction authors such as Octavia E Butler and Ursula K Le Guin as well as the emerging ‘solar punk’ genre as a means to imagine ways of being and ways of building community beyond what we’ve experienced under the currentContinue reading “Parables: Speculative Fiction as a Way to Imagine Possibilities”

Listen To Women

Throughout our UU “universe”, the theme of the month is “Paying Attention.” Mindfulness requires attention and intention. So does the silencing of women’s voices—it has long been a cultural habit. In this pivotal political moment, I find myself noticing women’s voices rising—singing, supporting, resisting. With examples of each, I invite us into a moment ofContinue reading “Listen To Women”

Embodying Resilience: Learning from the Trees – Rev. Leaf Seligman

February 15th, 2026, 10am – Rev. Leaf Seligman The beginning of February marks the New Year of the Trees in the Jewish Liturgical calendar. When I consider resilience, I turn to the trees, who embody resilience in so many ways that are instructive to humans. Taking inspiration from the trees, this service will explore howContinue reading “Embodying Resilience: Learning from the Trees – Rev. Leaf Seligman”

11/16 – Democracy and Our Spiritual Fortitude

UU Mass Action Campaign – Claire Karl Müller As we enter this new phase of US authoritarianism, we are each called to find a deeper place in the movement for true democracy. Inspired by Indigenous scholar and musician Dr. Lyla June, Claire Karl will speak to UU Mass Action’s campaign invitations on immigrant justice, housingContinue reading “11/16 – Democracy and Our Spiritual Fortitude”