The first book in the English language written by a woman is Revelations of Divine Love by Julian of Norwich. Julian was a mystic and lived as a monastic recluse during the 1300’s: times filled with anxiety and suffering. When she took ill with fever, last rights were called for, but she survived and received … Continue reading Revelations of Divine Love

In 1452, a Papal decree was issued that theologically justified the right of Christian nations to conquer and confiscate Indigenous lands on behalf of Christendom. This practice eventually became international law known as the Doctrine of Discovery. The U.S. Supreme Court adopted this as the law of these land, and cases continue to be decided … Continue reading Doctrine of Discovery

January 26th, 10:30am. Topic: “Telling Stories: How we Thrive and Survive.” Service led by Rev. Stacy Craig. It’s said humans can survive three weeks without food, three days without water, and three hours without shelter. How long would we survive without storytelling? At this service, we’ll explore the role of storytelling not only in surviving … Continue reading Telling Stories: How we Thrive and Survive

January 5th, 10:30am. Topic: “New Year, New UU: Telling our Story of Shared Values.” Service led by Rev. Stacy Craig.   Worship Leader: Reverend Stacy Craig (Zoom) Worship Associate: Susan Bachlor and David Strohmeyer Music: Megan Johnson and Chris Perske Tech: Malachi Smith-Lewis and Dave Keller   Watch in person or here on Zoom: Join Zoom … Continue reading New Year, New UU: Telling our Story of Shared Values

December 29th, 10:30am. Topic: “Spirit of Generosity.” Service led by Rev. Stacy Craig.   Did you know that charitable giving increases by four times during the months of November and December? The spirit of generosity is a way of being that is kind and giving to others without expecting anything in return. At this service, … Continue reading Spirit of Generosity