Speaker: Rev. Lauren Levwood

The meditation practice, “Be Still and Get Going,” was created by Rabbi Alan Lew, and can be found in his book by the same name. … Read the rest “Be Still and Get Going”

Resting is the seedbed that blooms with the fruit of subversive imagination… and we must water this seedbed tenderly and disruptively. In the words of … Read the rest “Ode to Rest”

Since the beloved broadway musical “Wicked” hit the big screen, fans have taken a deep dive back into the music, and meaning, of the story.  … Read the rest “What We Have to Learn from Wicked (…about love and fascism)”

Join us for an embodied exploration of trees as we honor Tu B’Shvat, the Jewish “New Year of the Trees,” and uplift the legacy of … Read the rest “The Forests in Our Hearts”

Every January, we honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, the great leader of our Civil Rights Movement. And, too, there were other … Read the rest “From Rainbows to Montgomery”

Please join us for a celebratory service that is sure to light your fire! This Sunday, we will explore the inner and outer lights that … Read the rest “The Fire of Commitment… and the Lights that Guide Us”

Come gather with your UUCCWC community for a multifaith Christmas Eve service as we reflect on the seasonal winter lights that are celebrated by many … Read the rest “Christmas Eve and Winter Lights”

Come and make merry!  We will sing some favorite yuletide carols and reflect on the Unitarian history of Christmas through a modern retelling of Charles … Read the rest “Dickens and Carols”

Advent is a time of gestation, of preparation, of deep listening, of waiting.  Advent is aligned with the mysteries of deep winter: hibernation, rest, sleep, … Read the rest “Advent and Article 2: How Do We Birth Something New?”

Late November brings with it the holiday of Thanksgiving; on this holiday, we gather round dinner tables to break bread and honor what we are … Read the rest “Thanksgrieving”

As winter creeps towards us, our sky darkens earlier each evening, giving us more time to enjoy the stars. Perhaps this is why so many … Read the rest “Keep the Flame Alive”