The end of October and beginning of November are set aside by several cultures as times for remembering those who are deceased.  Join Diane Wright as we consider these traditions around the world, and what they mean for us as Unitarian Universalists. Presenter: Diane Wright Service leader: Kathleen Carels 

Join us for a presentation about Samhain, one of the most sacred festivals in Wicca. We’llexplore its ancient origins, its role in the Wheel of the Year, and the rituals and symbolismthat mark this powerful time of transition and reflection. The session will also highlight how Samhain is celebrated and adapted in modern Wiccan practice.Presenter: … Continue reading Sunday Service – Samhain

They say, “There are no atheists in foxholes,” but it would probably be more accurate to say, “In foxholes even the atheists pray.” This morning we will reflect on prayer in thebroadest possible sense of the word with special attention to what might be considered theanswer to a humanist’s prayer. Chris Buice served as student … Continue reading Sunday Service – The Answer to a Humanist’s Prayer – the Rev. Chris Buice