If any community has proven its resilience, it’s the Davies Unitarian Universalist Congregation. Join us as we celebrate our vital, dynamic, ever-expanding, community-serving ability to thrive. Kicking off our annual pledge … Continue reading Let’s Soar (Like an Eagle)
To begin this month’s theme of “Resilience,” we look to the wisdom of theologian Howard Thurman. While recognizing that all of us pass through periods of darkness, he also spoke … Continue reading Remembered Radiance
On this weekend devoted to the memory of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., we conclude our series on Integrity and Self-Reflection by turning our gaze outward and considering how our … Continue reading Your Life – Your Sermon
In “The Journey,” poet Mary Oliver speaks of moving beyond the cacophony of voices telling us who we are – or who we ought to be – so we might … Continue reading A Quiet Integrity
This January we enter a year whose numerical name is an apt pun for the kind of inner vision we seek but seldom find. To make a strong beginning, we’ll … Continue reading Journey to the Center
Join us for a quiet and contemplative Christmas Eve service in the midst of the heady and hectic holiday season. Together, we’ll light some candles, sing some songs, and re-consider … Continue reading A Candlelit Christmas Eve
At the intersection of the Winter Solstice, Hanukah and Christmas, we’ll revel in the mystery of beloved stories and celebrate the awe and wonder they uncover in our lives. An … Continue reading The Advent of Awe
Davies overflows with joy this Sunday! During worship we’ll welcome new members, sing songs of the season, and share stories that culminate in a tree-topping ceremony featuring our youngest members. … Continue reading An Abundance of Joy!
During our annual service in remembrance of the transgender people whose lives were lost to violence and hate, we’ll lift up the names of the beloved and honor their courage. … Continue reading Transgender Remembrance
The hymn “To See the World,” asks us to pay attention to such simple miracles as a grain of sand or a wildflower so that we might “hold infinity in … Continue reading In a Grain of Sand
