Curiosity can lead to greater understanding, but with greater understanding can come greater responsibility. Such is the case when we learn about injustices, such as the dehumanizing police practice of claiming “No Humans Involved” in cases involving BIPOC or other marginalized persons. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Is truth universally constant, measurable, and accepted, or might it vary depending on someone’s interpretation, intent, or perspective? Might it be manipulated? This 2025 Serendipity Auction sermon will examine the complexities of truth, sources of moral authority for Unitarian Universalists, and how we might help our young people in their discernment. Led by Rev. Eric … Continue reading 5/10/2026 The Trouble with Truth
Join us as guest speaker Jaike Spotted Wolf shares the latest on investigations of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls and how we might help. Jaike is an organizer, speaker, and frontline Water Protector of Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara heritage currently living in the Detroit area. Led by guest speaker Jaike Spotted Wolf.
A key Unitarian Universalist value is transformation. Holding this value means embracing not only possibility but finitude and the universal truth that all things change. How might we cultivate a perspective of abundance and carry a healthy and graceful mindset? Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Join us for a brief intergenerational service celebrating Earth Day, followed by a “dirt ceremony” and other activities. Led by Rev. Eric Severson and Sam Keeler.
‘For as long as space remains, as long as living beings remain, may I too remain to dispel the misery of the world.’ (Shantideva) In these deeply troubling times we’re all searching for ways to serve. Roshi Bernie Glassman, co-founder of Zen Peacemakers, left us with guidance on how to approach this question in the … Continue reading 04/12/2026 What Can I Do?
Despite the human tendency to seek immediate gratification, there also is joy to be found in anticipation. Join us for a service celebrating possibility. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Simone Weil once wrote that “attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.” Join us for a service on the transformative gift of offering our attention to others. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
It’s so easy to be distracted by the mundane or trivial. Such things often can shape our lives. How might we better attend to “the right things”? Join us for a service exploring the things we attend to and why. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Opening our awareness to things we don’t always notice can make the world come alive for us. Guided by the writings of Robin Wall Kimmerer and others, we will practice expanding our understanding and appreciation. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
