Karen Ercolino

As election time in the USA draws near, we might find ourselves feeling more anxious than usual. It can feel like we can’t do much but vote and hope. Perhaps as Unitarians we can do more than that. Let’s reflect together on how we might ease our anxieties by choosing action aligned with our Unitarian values.

“Be a lamp, or a lifeboat, or a ladder. Help someone’s soul heal. Walk out of your house like a shepherd.” -Rumi

Is it presumptuous to have everyone reflect on the idea that we can take action not just as individuals but as a group?

Music by Patricia Goodson

Jana A. Rašková

For Unitarians, there is no contradiction between science and spirituality. Discoveries about the universe, the microcosm, and evolution can evoke in us a profound sense of wonder and the sacred. A reflection on how modern knowledge can deepen our inner lives.

Music by Cricket&Snail

Joint Service with Unitarian Academy at 10:30am

Rev. Ant Howe

What do we believe about ourselves, and how might our lives (and our congregations) change if we learnt to believe in ourselves just a bit more?
Many churches and religions ask us to believe and trust in God, but Unitarianism can give us tools and principles to help us believe and trust in ourselves and in the power of intentional human community.
Drawing on the words of Henry David Thoreau, and with a little inspiration from Dolly Parton and Jesus, Rev Howe reflects on his own journey and how Unitarianism can help us recognise our worth, discover our gifts, and embrace new possibilities.

Music by Rev. Ant Howe

Rev. Ant Howe

What does it really mean to have faith? Is faith simply about what we believe, or is it about what we do? What can faith mean for Unitarians?
This service explores how faith can give us courage to face change, wisdom to accept what we cannot control, and inspiration to make a difference.
We’ll reflect on the importance of sharing our Unitarian faith, putting love into action, and creating communities where people can flourish — including those Unitarians to be who have yet to discover us.

Music by Rev. Ant Howe

Jana A. Rašková

Embracing Change and the Wisdom of Life Experience

Aging is an opportunity to embrace life with dignity, openness, and compassion. Every stage of life brings its own gifts, inviting us to grow in wisdom, deepen our connections, and remain open to the world around us.

Music by Cricket&Snail

Jana A. Rašková

What do others see in us, and how much is shaped by their own experiences and expectations? Together, we will explore how we reflect one another in relationships and how self-awareness teaches us to see ourselves and others with greater understanding and openness.

Music by Patricia Goodson