Calendar
Sunday Services - 11 am at the church and via Zoom
Child care is provided
Upcoming Services
July 19, 2026: Speaker: Michael Redding. Topic: “Radical Acceptance - Radical Hope." These songs/readings focus strongly on a determination to declare our circumstances as they are, on the personal level but also more broadly on the societal level. But inherent in what can be an unflattering self honesty is the implicit hope for resolution into a brighter future.
Recent Past Services
June 21, 2026: Speaker: Rev. Pat Haresch. Topic: TBA.
June 28, 2026: Speaker: Rev Richard Gordon Zyne, MS, MDiv, DMin, BCC Topic: "Radical Christian Humanism and the Crisis of Modern Meaning." Radical Christian humanism calls for a reconstruction of spirituality centered on existential maturity rather than doctrinal absolutism. The future of religion, if it exists at all, cannot depend upon authoritarian certainty, metaphysical rigidity, or institutional dominance. Nor can it survive as shallow consumer spirituality detached from existential seriousness. Instead, future spirituality must help human beings develop the capacities necessary to live honestly within uncertainty while remaining open to meaning, compassion, courage, and participation. The essential question is no longer simply what one should believe, but what forms of consciousness enable human beings to remain morally, psychologically, relationally, and spiritually coherent within an unstable world.
July 5, 2026: Speaker: James Martin (Marty)
Topic:
Energy Work
Qigong
Tai-Chi
Mindful breathing with mindful movement to work through stress and anxiety. (Best not to eat in the last hour and a half before the service.)
July 12, 2026: Speaker: Kern Ries. Topic: "Reimagining Capitalism and Government".
Additional Activitiesfe story of Jonah are familiar to
Weekly Walk
We sometimes meet on Tuesdays at noon (the time will be adjusted according to the weather). We will walk for two miles on different sections of the Ma and Pa Trail and other local trails. In the event of bad weather, we will walk at the mall.
The Unitarians were considered heretics, but it was the Universalists Book really caught if from the orthodox. And with good reason: by removing hell from the religious equation they completely upset the dogmatic applecart, taking away the prime motivator for religiously towing the line. With no fear of hell, the orthodox feared chaos. With no fear of hell, the Universalists opened up a whole new world freedom and joy that transformed religion in the West. And we are their ambassadors today.