Tradition has often been seen as a threat. And that’s certainly how it’s felt to many of us at times. We know what it is like to be bound tight by tradition. Suffocated by rules and rituals that limit what we can think or who we can love. So, rightfully, our Unitarian message has long … Continue reading October 2nd, 2016: Tradition by Amanda Tarling

Come bake bread and learn about our faith community.  Everyone is welcome.

In our family-friendly sacred song circles, Barbara Slater teaches us chants from around the world, as well as a few simple songs from the Unitarian tradition. Any fan of Barbara’s Ubuntu song circles around the island are certainly welcome. All ages and abilities welcomed. Uplifting Don’t miss it!

Come and join us at 11am this Sunday for a short service led by Cesca and then a sandwich and soup potluck.  If you’re able to bring some sandwiches to share there will be soup, coffee, tea, juice and ice cream for dessert.  Everyone is welcome.   Kids encouraged to come in their costumes.   If you … Continue reading October 30th, 2016: Community Potluck

The Wiccan community would say that purpose is what makes the magic happen.  Witchcraft traditions see purpose and intention as the “real magical power” in any of their “spells.”  Hindus don’t call it magic but they treat purpose just as centrally.  Purpose–or “rajas” as they call it–is the force that saves human beings from life’s … Continue reading November 6th, 2016: Service by Amanda Tarling on Purpose

Come and join us this Sunday, November 6th at 10:30am for a service led by Anne and Samer on the book by Margriet Ruurs entitled, “Stepping Stones: A Refugee Family’s Journey. Children are asked to collect small flat stones/rock for an activity happening during the service.  Everyone is welcome.

In our family-friendly sacred song circles, Barbara Slater teaches us chants from around the world, as well as a few simple songs from the Unitarian tradition. Any fan of Barbara’s Ubuntu song circles around the island are certainly welcome. All ages and abilities welcomed. Uplifting Don’t miss it!

Yearning may not be a word we Unitarians use much, but we feel it almost every day.  Faced with a materialistic culture that conjures up a hunger for stuff, we yearn for spirit.  The shallowness of a society enthralled with entertainment and appearance drives our longing for depth.  Lost in the busy and overwhelming demands … Continue reading December 4th, 2016: Service on Yearning by Amanda Tarling