From our Unitarian heritage: It’s the 449th anniversary of the edict in Transylvania which you might consider the first legal guarantee of religious freedom in the Europe! The idea still needs our efforts.

Along with reminding us of what we hold precious in the new year and letting go, in a blaze, of what we’d rather leave behind, we’ll look at vows, promises, and covenants.

With songs and stories and dance and the light of candles – that’s how we welcome a magical time. Let’s come together at The Fellowship at 7 p.m. to begin.

Stories about loss, some very old, can point our understandings and actions in many directions.

We help one another. It is what we do. It is what we can do. It is worth our consideration and celebration. We will also light our Advent Candle.
CFD Classes and Nursery Care will be available for our young people.

Some dates on the calendar are there for celebration, some to keep us from forgetting losses and sacrifices. Let’s look at a few in a UU sort of way.

When a story begins “a man had two sons” usually one is held up as good and one as not-so-good. It isn’t always easy to tell which is which.

There’s the story about the rich man who gave large amounts of money to his servants, then left town. Is the story about investing, or something more in line with our Principles?