The days before Christmas are often over-full, but the nights invite us into stillness and quiet waiting. More than a mere prelude to the ‘main event,’ these dark hours are filled with possibility and wonder.

The Hebrew scriptures describe that yearning this way: As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, O God. My soul
thirsts for God, for the living God. (Psalm 42) When that feeling creeps up on us, what’s a religious naturalist, humanist or atheist to do.

Thanksgiving is over, Advent is yet to come. We are in the liminal space between stories. The ‘space between’ can be rich with insights and possibilities. What is unfolding in your in-between?

On this Sunday following the national election, we pause to take stock and heal our hearts.

The cumulative effects of nine months of pandemic isolation can be debilitating. Come into our virtual healing sanctuary, our shared presence to find strength and beauty for the days ahead.

The UUCA Board has identified our commitment to being Green as a priority for this church year. We are busily recertifying with the UUA as a Green Sanctuary – but let’s not lose sight of the spiritual principles involved

There is more to living a full life than simply educating ourselves and sharing ideas with like-minded folk. Let’s go deeper. View our service on YouTube: