“Exploring Pluralism: The Next Phase of Sacred Spaces” - Robin Jester Wootton, Director of Religious Education & Rev. Jude Geiger, Minister

The second principle, adapted for kids: Pluralism means more than one way. We celebrate that we have many sources that inspire us; and that we make room for different cultures, experiences, and beliefs.

The American religious landscape is shifting before our eyes. Today we’ll be talking about the value of pluralism and its impact on our culture as it emerges in this period of American history in new, bold ways. We’ll also consider how the UU tradition is uniquely poised to support and nurture this kind of journey for many who are seeking a culture that values diversity and personal experience, embracing pluralism as a core value and opening new doors to religious expression, as well as ancient paths, to better understand the fullness of humanity.

Join us in person or online at 10 am. All are welcome!

Religious Education classes for ages ~5-11 (grades K-5) have begun! Each Sunday at 10:00 am, we start the service all together in the Main Sanctuary, and at 10:30 am, children will be invited to classes in the RE wing. RE classes end at 11:30 am.

Childcare for ages 1-4 is offered weekly from 10:30 am-end of service; please pick up your child from the RE wing.