Technology has increased our connection to a global sense of belonging. It has instigated and help shape social movements, and it is shaping our attention in profound and lasting ways. How can we use technology for our benefit and the benefit of the world?  

In Arthur Miller’s great play “Death of a Salemsan”, Biff Loman reaches a moment of crisis and realization. With a habit of stealing since youth, as a grown man he steals an expensive fountain pen from his boss in order to prove something to his father. What are we giving our attention to that is … Continue reading The Pen

On October 27, 2018, while Shabbat services were being held, 11 people were killed and 7 injured during a mass shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. On the one-year anniversary of this tragedy, we will affirm our commitment to be in solidarity with our Jewish neighbors, and all those who are threatened with … Continue reading A Commitment to Each Other: Remembering Tree of Life

In a time of arrests, potential impeachment, and candidate debates, we can lose a sense of our own person in relation to world affairs. Democracy as a political activity and way of life is a personal investment, but few of us see this connection at all times. What does it mean to express belonging to … Continue reading Democracy Now

Unitarian Universalism has been described as “a chosen faith,” which means that most have chosen this faith tradition intentionally later in life. As we kick off our annual pledge drive, with the theme “Pledge it Forward,” it begs the question: What are we choosing?

“We the people” is a widely used phrase from the Preamble of the United States Constitution. In a time when refugees are seeking asylum in the United States, what does this phrase mean, and which practices are called for?

Rosh Hashanah in September ushers us into Yamim Noraim, the “Days of Awe” in the Jewish tradition. How do we prepare ourselves for awesomeness?

Some people expect the worst. Some people expect the best. Some people aim to have no expectations. Which person are you and why?

We are coming home to our sanctuary upstairs for this celebratory service. Please bring a small amount of water from a place that has had meaning for you. This will be an extraordinary event for the whole family.

What is really true, and what is just hype, even denial? Join us as we navigate the world of politics, posturing, and authenticity.