The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee says that access to safe, affordable water is a human right. But water resources are endangered not just in far away countries, but also close to home.  We will explore this important topic with the help of Jonathan Levy, associate professor in Miami University’s Department of Geology and Environmental Earth … Continued

Come join us for “Share the Love Sunday,” the culmination of the our 30 Days of Love.  Diane Wright will lead us as we explore what it means to commit to standing on the side of love, in our personal lives and our public lives.  Round out your Valentine’s Day weekend as we come together … Continued

Circle Worship “Identifying and acting with personal authority.” Join the congregation and service leader Ann Fuehrer as we discuss:  1) Why were people like Jesus, Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., Vatslav Havel, Cesar Chavez, and Nelson Mandela perceived by others as “speaking and acting with authentic personal authority”?  Do you have a role model who … Continued

February 2-“All You Need is Love:  The Theology of The Beatles.”  On the 50th anniversary of the Beatles entry into American life, we will celebrate their lives, their music and their theology.  Wear your lovebeads, your tie dyed shirts and bring a willingness to sing along! The Rev. Denise Tracy is our service leader.  She … Continued

“The Egg” is a short story by Andy Weir. We’ve all heard the lesson to “treat others as you would like to be treated.” What if all the ‘others’ in the world really were you? Would your behavior change? Join member Genevieve O’Malley Knight in a search for truth and meaning in this story. If … Continued

This INTERGENERATIONAL all musical service will help us celebrate the January 18 start of “30 Days of Love” and Jan. 20’s Martin Luther King Day.

Why do so many of us make New Year’s resolutions, only to see them drop away as the weeks after Jan. 1 unfold. Please bring stories stories to share of resolutions past, resolutions present — and even resolutions future. (RE CLASS DAY)

January 5 marks the eve of Twelft h Night. In Medieval times, this would mean the end of the winter festival, and the end of a time of “misrule,” when social conventions were reversed. Kings became peasants; peasants became kings. Diane Wright will l help us think about more contemporary “topsy turvy”-ness, and consider what … Continued

“Christmas Eve Celebration.”  Please join us for a traditional celebration of our Christian tradition.  There will be stories, old and new, carols, decorations including the giving tree, goodies to eat and warm fellowship.  This is an intergenerational service intended for members, friends and visitors of all ages. Service leader:  Patty Klingenberg.    

Today Diane Wright we will  help us explore the many traditions that recognize this special time of year, this longest night, when we in the northern hemisphere begin to turn back toward the light. Patty Klingenberg is service leader.