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This Sunday's Worship
The Well of Atonement

Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year, is a day set aside to "afflict the soul," to consider how you have broken your promises to what you name as Sacred and recommit to strengthening your relationship with the holy. This Sunday, we consider the role of atonement and forgiveness in Unitarian Universalism.  

Sunday, September 24

Blessing of the Animals
​Save the Date: October 1

Bring your well-behaved companion animal to Throop's Annual Blessing of the Animals service, Sunday, October 1 for a blessing. You may also bring a photo of your animal friend or your favorite stuffed animal to receive the blessing. 

Sunday, October 1, 11 AM

Garden mulch party
Save your cardboard!

Please collect and store your large cardboard boxes. We need a lot! Just remove tape, staples and labels and flatten boxes for easier storage. Save it until the mulch party, as we don’t have room to store it. ​

Saturday, September 30

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Recent Sermons

Rev. Tera Landers
July 16, 2023
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"But you and I need the ongoing, daily practice of becoming the best humans we can be. And that means being in the messy parts of life together. Being annoyed with each other sometimes. And then, when 'our batteries are low and it's getting dark,' remembering just how important we are to one another."

Rev. Tera Landers
July 2, 2023
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"As Unitarian Universalists, understanding ourselves is a key component to us encouraging one another to spiritual growth, which is one of our religious principles and values. And we strive to understand ourselves so we can better understand the world. And through our actions, shape the world into a place that is more just and equitable for all human and non-human life."

Rev. Tera Landers
June 11, 2023
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"We are here to witness and listen to one another's stories. We are here to risk sharing our own stories. With no fanfare, we do it without a stage. No microphone. No screened in porch, nor a solitary light beckoning to the moths outside.

It's just us. Drawn to the bright light of one another. Yearning, and knowing, that if only you knew my story, then you would know the real me. And that in your listening, you would discover more of the real you." ​

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