In the 19th century a method of ethical study known as Musar emerged among Lithuanian Jews. In the 21st century author Priya Parker has put forth new ideas about hosting and hospitality in her book The Art of Gathering. Informed by traditions new and old, … read more.
Unitarian universalism is a living tradition. Throughout our history, we have responded to the times aspiring to reach our arms out wider in an ever-expanding invitation. Even as we find such change life-giving, it often means letting go of past traditions. What does it mean … read more.
There is a human need to simplify life’s complexities. Religion, political movements, and even fandom can fulfill this human need. Join us as together we explore what story captures our deepest commitments in life affirming ways that inspire us and others to serve the common … read more.
As described in a recent documentary and outlined in multiple books, for the past fifty years Christian Nationalists have been engaged in a well-organized, coordinated effort to overthrow American democracy and replace it with a theocracy. Join us as we explore the history of this … read more.
As described in a recent documentary, the WNBA dedicated its 2020 basketball season to Black Lives Matter, and player activism had a crucial impact on the Georgia senate race. Join us as we look to the WNBA as a model for Beloved Community and inspiration for … read more.
In the study of sacred geometry, certain shapes hold special meanings. As today’s worship leader, Judy Robison will consider the significance of circles as a symbol of wholeness, balance and unity, and how circles relate to the cycles of life. (Note: This is not a … read more.
In the heat of summer, the first wheat harvest takes place, and we celebrate this gift by offering thanks for grain in all its forms, and by holding a bake sale to feed those who would otherwise do without.
Question to Ponder: “How important is grain … read more.
For this service, we will be exercising our democratic values by voting on service elements that will create a “Choose Your Own Adventure” experience. Voting is our burden and privilege as citizens and Unitarian Universalists.
Question to Ponder: “Do you ever feel that you’ve been paralyzed … read more.
Alexander Hamilton’s vision for America, rooted in strong central governance and economic innovation, is deeply relevant today as we navigate issues of federal power, civil rights, and economic opportunity. Is the American experiment still true to Hamilton’s vision?
Question to Ponder: “Do you think our American … read more.
“When pigs fly,” the old saying describes the impossible. And yet JETPIG, the unofficial mascot of our new UU shared values is, in fact, a flying pig, powered by Love and soaring high. In this service led by guest speaker Leika Lewis, come explore what … read more.
UUA General Assembly Sunday Worship
Rev. Molly Housh Gordon
We are all tangled up together in a great web of life that is woven with beauty and hardship, love and loss, thriving and struggle. How do we tend well to the weaving so that … read more.
A Multigenerational Berry Communion
In celebration of summer we’re having a Berry Communion! Here in Virginia, beginning in May, strawberries are the first fruits of the berry season, followed by cherries (ok, ok, I know cherries aren’t actually berries, but …) in June, then raspberries in … read more.
