Services are currently a hybrid of both in person and via Zoom at this time (subject to change depending on Covid status) -- at 12 noon Sundays; Zoom Links are sent out to members in the Monday newsletter and again on Sunday mornings.
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Our local CUUPS Chapter will conduct their annual Beltane ritual.
In ancient and modern traditions across the Northern Hemisphere, the first of May (known as Beltane to modern Pagans) has marked an important turning point in the agricultural calendar, the starting point of summer. It is … read more.
Dave will take on his journey of discovery through the Buddhist practice of mindfulness. Simple practices to keep the mind focused on the present.
Here are the lyrics to the closing hymn “Equanimity” which Dave presented after his sermon.
Equanimity
Lyrics and song by … read more.
Continuing our exploration of “What is Good?” How do we know? The pain from the upheaval and destruction of what we thought was the way the world was ordered can lead us to new beginnings.
Member Julia Hesse explores the symbolism of the tarot card … read more.
Our guest speaker this week is Osarch Orak(Oz).
Oz is the Executive Director of Lifeboat Services in Astoria which offers low-barrier shelter, peer support, and advocacy to the region’s most underserved populations. LiFEBoat Services operates two core programs: the Filling Empty Bellies Shelter, which offers 22 … read more.
Member Nancy Cook will approach this month’s theme from a variety of lenses, including her own experiences as a mother, sister, instructor of literature, environmental activist, and engaged citizen of these challenging times. Her sermon will draw upon the Biblical story of Abel and Cain … read more.
“Mystery’s Meetingplace”
Reverend Heather Janules
Unitarian Universalists often name the experience of “transcending mystery and wonder” as a foundational element of a spiritual life. This service will reflect on two contemporary stories about the intermingling of the sacred and the secular, inviting us to consider how we … read more.
The Divine Feminine, The Earth Mother
In the 19th century, first-wave feminists were publishing ideas of a female deity, and the suppression of women and female spirituality under the patriarchal Church. At the same time, anthropologists began examining the ideas of prehistoric matriarchal Goddess cultures in … read more.
This worship service tells eight stories from our Unitarian, Universalist, and UU histories: stories about how ordinary people showed up, in very different ways and in particular contexts, to side with love and show up for justice.
PUUF CUUPS performs their Imbolc ritual. Observed on the night of January 31st into February 1st, 2026, Imbolc (IM-bolk or IM-olk) is the Celtic threshold where winter’s deep stillness feels its first soft stirring of life. It is the quickening in the belly of the … read more.
People complain that we live in uncertain times, but what exactly is so bad about that? Is certainty all that it’s cracked up to be? How real is certainty anyway? And are there possibilities hidden in the uncertain?
Seth Tichenor is a teacher, scholar, public lecturer, … read more.
