We’ll explore the reasons for choosing classical music as a life’s work, concluding with a performance of a quintessential nocturne by Chopin. Click here… to join.

Join us for Christmas Eve beauty and light. Our choir will sing, and we’ll offer carols for you to sing at home. Click here… to join. Afterwards, we’ll gather in our cars at UUFD, enjoying the beauty of the luminarias giving some love to our UUFD home

Love or Fear – A Choice to Be Made – Click here… to join How are we to be known in the world?  Where do we stand?  Do we choose to stand up in love or retreat in fear?

The Poignancy of Living in These Days – Click here to join… Among so many other important things we note, we are also living in what is named in Judaism, “the High Holy Days.” These are days of taking stock, for making amends, to recognize “the deep poignancy of living in these days.”

Question Box Click here… to join. What could the minister answer for you? Do you want to ask about life, death, God, history or mundane things? Email your questions so some answers will have a prepared answer, and a few others will be on the fly. 

Elizabeth Blackwell, First Woman Physician  Click here… to join Influenced by the Unitarian transcendentalist movement, Elizabeth Blackwell was the first woman to graduate from medical school in 1849.

Love and Joy. How are the children? And what can children teach us during difficult times? We’ll explore how children are coping with the pandemic and what lessons we can learn from them. click here to join…

What Do You Need? How are you holding up? Let’s connect via Zoom worship. Click here to join…

The practice of hospitality is a shift in praxis. Truly practicing welcome means giving up control and allowing people and emotions that we consider “other” from ourselves to take up home and to teach us. We encounter the opportunity for this radical hospitality in many different ways and it is only through humility and a … Continue reading Hospitality: Adopting a philosophy of welcome

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