Join Rev. Kim for the last of sermon series on Unitarian Universalism. We are not only what we’ve been given, but a continuation and transformation of the past. Following two Sunday services on

Join Rev. Kim in this two-part sermon series on the history and theology of early Unitarian Universalism. Who are we and why? How did this religion come to be?Join Rev. Kim in this three-part sermon s

Join Rev. Kim in this three-part sermon series on the history and theology of early Unitarian Universalism and what Unitarian Universalism is today. This Sunday and Next is about Roots: Who are we and

Click above to listen onlyRev. Kim welcomes your wonder and hopes there will be wisdom in our annual question box service where you bring questions of any kind and Rev. Kim tries to answer as many

Click above to listen onlyWe join for our first ever multi-platform Flower Communion. This beloved annual ritual, shared by Unitarian Universalists throughout the world, welcomes you in perso

click above to listen onlyJoin Rev. Kim in exploring the last of this year’s auction sermon series: Phyllis Warren’s chosen theme on the afterlife, mystical interconnectedness and quan

To Listen only, click aboveBreathing and navigating the twists and turns of life can be complicated and difficult how do we pause to inhale, acknowledge, exhale, and go at it again

To listen only, click aboveWhat is beauty? Where does it live? How does it exist? And why is it a “human calling,” as the poet John O’Donohue has written? This Sunday we joyfully

To listen only, click aboveThis Sunday we celebrate New Members, our high school “Bridgers,” our Choir, and more. All through the lens of this month’s theme of Nurturing Beauty.&

Click above to listenIn this service we name and affirm the beauty that exists within and because of the trans and non-binary people in our lives. Join us as we ritualize and re-introduce those am