What is truth? Take your pick. Tired of one religion? Try another. What’s the government really up to? Select your favorite conspiracy theory off our dessert tray. It’s all you can eat! It’s all comfort food! So eat whatever you like, whatever makes you feel … read more.

The “Rapture” is a belief of among Christians that Jesus will return someday to snatch up all his true believers in “the blink of an eye,” leaving everyone else to suffer what is to become Hell on Earth. Surely this will never happen, but the … read more.

“Feelings,” the song says, “nothing more than feelings,” yet how often we project our subjective emotional experiences onto the world, trying to make empirical reality justify our personal feelings and desires, as if they represent objective truth. In this sermon we’ll explore this troubling phenomenon … read more.

Western culture once presented the world with the hope of fashioning a human society based on equality, civility, empiricism, and democracy, aspirations we have often failed to achieve, yet today seem further beyond our reach than ever. How did this happen and what must we … read more.

During this service we will consider the significance of some of our most beloved rabbit characters like Bugs Bunny, the Velveteen Rabbit, the Energizer Bunny and more, and may even get a surprise visit from a particular bunny known for hiding eggs. Be sure and … read more.

As we embark upon our annual generosity campaign, let us begin by reminding ourselves what we are about and why we believe we are still relevant. The metaphor of dancing is our stewardship theme this year because, at its heart, dancing together is what Unitarian … read more.

During this service, members will have an opportunity to ask Rev. Eklof questions about topics he has or hasn’t addressed in previous sermons.

In this sermon we’ll explore the principal point of Nassim Nicholas Taleb’s bestselling book, Antifragile, about the importance of facing adversity in order to grow, which is the true nature of life.

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Little can make us feel better about ourselves than pointing out others who are wrong. This psychological truth is at the core of many interpersonal conflicts: from personal relationships, to social conflict, to warfare. How do we begin to recognize this need in ourselves and learn to overcome it?

The partner church service brings us the latest news from the Unitarians in Felsőrákos, Romania, and meaningful memories from some of us who have visited there. During the second service some of our children will present a play and some dancing so that our partners … read more.