It’s Groundhog Day! It’s Super Bowl Sunday! It’s the halfway point between winter and spring. This morning Rev. James reflects on the pace of change and the future of the congregation.

What makes us happy in life? What doesn’t matter? How much of our happiness is up to us? What should we do if we want to be happier in 2020?

Rev. James shares stories about how the magic of Christmas has waxed and waned throughout his own life. This service is especially for anybody who has ever struggled to celebrate Christmas.

The holidays are soon upon us. As many of us prepare to spend time with friends and relatives over the next two months, Rev. James will share a story about a visit with his own extended family.

A pivotal election in our nation’s history is now less than a year away. How can we be strong advocates for liberal religious values while remaining a welcoming congregation for people whose political views differ from our own?

To be human, the Unitarian Universalist minister Forrest Church once said, is to be alive and know that we will die. This morning’s service explores a liberal religious understanding of life, death, grief, and love. The service is an all-ages service so children and youth are … read more.