Before we can resist injustice, we need to acknowledge our inherent worth and know where we stand. Join us for a fun intergenerational service on our shared Unitarian Universalist values. Led by Rev. Eric Severson and Sam Keeler.
A meditation on resistance and protest led by fellowship member Judith Hill.
For some facing SAD or a Blue Christmas, celebrating hope may make hope real. We’ll cast a ritual circle, invite the Shared Unitarian Universalist Values of love, justice, equity, transformation, pluralism, interdependence, generosity into our circle, and work our ritual magick for seeking peace for all in our world. Led by guest minister Rev. Dundzila.
Based on learnings from his time as a hospice chaplain, guest speaker Rev. Ron Nuss-Warren reflects on how hope changes and its continuing importance even in the face of a terminal diagnosis.
Love is the power that holds us together and is at the center of our shared values. We are accountable for doing the work of living our shared values through the spiritual discipline of Love. How can we embody compassion to create a more loving world for all? Led by guest minister Rev. Vilius Rudra … Continue reading 10/26/2025 Love is the Power
Join us to investigate the Native American, Anishinaabe concept of the four hills of life, along with some related reflections. In addition to the four hills of life, we’ll look at some historical and current Native American topics. Jon Cleland-Host grew up here in Michigan, with a little native ancestry from nearby Bkejwanong. He’s been … Continue reading 10/12/2025 – The Four Hills of Life – Anishinaabe Wisdom
Join us in exploring the history and vibrant culture of Hispanic customs and traditions with Christiana Malacara, a proud 4th-generation Mexican American, chair of LLEAD Saginaw (Latino Leaders for the Enhancement of Advocacy and Development), and host of PBS’ Somos Hispanos. Christiana will also share how LLEAD uses guiding initiatives to strengthen Latino representation. Led … Continue reading 09/21/2025 – Illuminating Latino History
Join us for an intergenerational water communion ingathering service (bring some water!). It will include a backpack blessing, a new member welcome, our choir, and our stewardship kickoff, with a picnic to follow.
What does Unitarian Universalism ask of us in times of conflict, uncertainty or injustice? Join us in examining how we are called to “meet the moment” in this time and place. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
These days, news headlines take every ounce of strength to read. Then we have to pick ourselves up off the floor, get dressed, and go about our business. More news filters in throughout our day, whether it’s something that directly impacts us or not–it’s all added to the pile leftover from yesterday, and last month, … Continue reading 08/31/2025 – Live, Laugh, Lexapro!
