NOTE DAYS AND TIMES! More information to follow in the weekly notices.
Sunday Services 11:00 AM unless otherwise specified
May 3 Nia To Go There “Truth & Meaning”
Nia To Go There will present on the fourth UU Principle focused on the free and responsible search for truth and meaning embodied within each of us. She will elaborate on this embodied wisdom present in each living cell and the central role of the heart and how we must live a heart-centered life in a culture that alienates the heart and all that is naturally human and healthy.
| May 10 “The Meanings of Home |
Danny Choriki will facilitate a conversation about the sense of home. Is it a place? An emotion? A mindset? There will be TED Talk videos.
May 17 “Beloved Community”
May 24 “Embracing Possibility”
We will reflect on the importance of being open to changes, both welcome and unwelcome.
May 31 “Transformation: Never Perfect Nor Complete”
Exploring how best to deal with change. Sometimes, we are challenged to do better than merely cope. Can unexpected changes be reframed as new possibilities?
Civic Saturday May 16, 2026 @ 4:30pm
“Beyond the Binary: The Art of Seeing Each Other”
Most of our modern world asks us to pick a side, draw a line, and stay there. But the Dignity Index shows us that when we trap people in “either/or” binaries, we lose our ability to solve problems and see our neighbors clearly.
Beyond the Binary is an invitation to move from the low-level comfort of “us vs. them” into the courageous high-level work of curiosity and complexity. In this Civic Saturday, we’ll practice moving the needle: trading our armor for inquiry and our labels for life stories. Join us as we explore how reclaiming our own dignity depends on our willingness to see the “both/and” in one another.