February 2026
Our special collection for the month of February will be for will be for Feast World Kitchen. This has been a difficult year for our immigrant and refugee neighbors in … Continue reading February 2026
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Rediscovering Hope through Evolving Multilateralism
Jacob Johns, a community supported organizer and Unitarian Universalist from the Akimal O’otham and Hopi Nations, will update our congregation on his work championing climate policy rooted in global solidarity … Continue reading Rediscovering Hope through Evolving Multilateralism
February Guest Speakers
February 8, 2026 Jacob Johns: Rediscovering Hope through Evolving Multilateralism Jacob Johns – (Akimel O’odham / Hopi) is an International environmental systems strategist and multidisciplinary artist working to address global environmental … Continue reading February Guest Speakers
The Storm before the Calm – My Takeaways from George Friedman’s Intriguing 2020 Book
Is Donald Trump and authoritarianism the future of America or does he represent the final phase of a fading past? Political Scientist and American Futurist, George Friedman argues the latter … Continue reading The Storm before the Calm – My Takeaways from George Friedman’s Intriguing 2020 Book
Americans United for the Separation of Church and State
Since 1947, Americans United for the Separation of Church and State has defended the constitutional protection of the separation of government and religion. Americans United vigorously advocates in the courts, … Continue reading Americans United for the Separation of Church and State
Getting a Grip by Letting Go
Too often we worry about matters we have no control over, rather than concentrating efforts on what we do. In this sermon we’ll explore the power of letting go so … Continue reading Getting a Grip by Letting Go
January 2026
Welcome to the new year and all that is good coming your way. Sue Stiritz traveled, a 28 day trans Atlantic cruise, the month of November. And, was a crazy … Continue reading January 2026
Gather, Count, Sort, and Measure
Is there a way to honor both science and religion without getting into an argument about their divergent truth-claims? In this guest sermon, Rev. Craig Moro will discuss some of … Continue reading Gather, Count, Sort, and Measure
January 6, 2026
There is sad and glad news from our friends in Felsőrákos. Our first partner minister, the Rev. József Kotecz, sent news that his step-daughter, Réka’s daughter, Ottilia, died of cancer … Continue reading January 6, 2026
The Law of Flesh and the Heart of Stone
The rules and laws we institute are supposed to make society better, but often they are an excuse to justify cruelty, exploitation, inequality, and selfishness. But we know how we … Continue reading The Law of Flesh and the Heart of Stone