Trustworthiness means being worthy of the trust of others. Too often we don’t see this in leaders. How can we rebuild the importance of trustworthiness so that we may come to demand and expect it?

Another word for trust can be faith. As UUs, the language of faith doesn’t resonate with all of us, but trust is still an important foundation for how we embrace our own knowing.

How can we make sure we are nurturing trust as we move forward in our relationships, in our congregation and in our work for justice in the world?

Together we will make an arrangement of all the flowers symbolizing the beauty that is found in the diversity of life and human community.

In our own dangerous time, what arks do we need to protect things vital to human wellbeing and to the health of our planet?

On this Sunday, we’ll celebrate and share some of the wisdom we have learned from our mothers or other wise elders who have helped to raise and nurture us.

One way to seek wisdom is to intentionally look at our world, our circumstance, our lives, from new perspectives. In this tumultuous time, how do we keep seeking wisdom?

Through story, poetry, music and action, we will celebrate the Earth – our home – and recommit ourselves to its care.

Come celebrate the close of our Pledge Drive campaign. Please submit your pledge no later than this Sunday. We’ll have one service and then a celebratory party for all ages!