November Highlights
Guest preacher Emily Mace, a UU ministerial candidate and seminarian at Meadville Lombard, shares reflections from her recent travel to Prague, where she learned alongside Czech Unitarian seminarians and heard reflections from Unitarian ministers in Czechia, Transylvania, and the UK. Come hear about the shared global seeds of our Unitarian faith.
Upcoming Events
Education Hour 10:15 – 11:15 November 15, 2026.
Adult Learning
Who Are We? Exploring Unitarian Universalist Identity. What does it mean to be a Unitarian Universalist, and what connects us as a faith community when we hold such diverse beliefs? Join us for an engaging, interactive workshop as we explore our shared values, our UU identity, and what makes Unitarian Universalism both unique and meaningful in our lives.
Science Sunday. We will delve into one of the most mysterious and incredible denizens of the cosmos: black holes. What are they? What are their properties? How big or small can they be? How do we know they’re real? Black holes power some of the the most astounding events in the universe, such as quasars, so-called “active galaxies” and are the source of many gravitational wave events recorded over the past decade. Please join Scott Thompson to learn more about these strange objects and their role in the cosmic tapestry.
Our mission: We gather as an inclusive community to grow in character, mind and spirit and to transform the world toward fairness, love and compassion.
Our vision: We strive to boldly enact our values toward a just world as we nurture our growth to become a more inclusive and deeply connected intergenerational community.