Starr King Unitarian Universalist Church

A multi-generational and interactive service using art and poetry to express and share our spiritual journeys.

In these difficult times, what does it mean to dispose of people? What would it take to build a culture of healthy indispensability? It turns out that even if we dismiss someone or something from our presence, it remains part of the interconnected web of all existence. We will examine together the blessings and complicated nature of our interdependence.

Preceding the sermon is a bonus music track by Activist Songwriters Emma's Revolution.  The song is entitled Swimming to the Other Side and is used with their permission.

 

For most people, spiritual journeys are not straightforward but full of detours, curves, broken trails, and new paths. As Unitarian Universalists, we are encouraged to cultivate our different religious and spiritual traditions with us and to explore the wisdom of world religions and earth centered traditions. How do we incorporate this wisdom into our every day lives?

Join us for an uplifting service celebrating our Beloved Community and honoring our volunteers.

Does it feel like we’ve been living in a black hole that sucks compassion and love out of our universe lately? Well, yes! But physics has good news for you! Join us as we explore what astronomy can teach us about finding hope in dire times.

We continue exploring the teachings of Pema Chodron and the spiritual practices that can help us make choices about how we react to the circumstances in our lives. "We can let them harden us and make us increasingly resentful and afraid, or we can let them soften us and allow our inherent human kindness to shine through."

Join us as we explore and reflect upon the teachings of Buddhist Nun Pema Chodron on the path of loving kindness.

Join us in honoring the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Let us gather to share our dreams and explore possibilities for the New Year.

Join us as we recommit ourselves to achieving the five benchmarks in order to ensure that all LGBTQ2 people feel fully welcomed, centered, and embraced in our Unitarian Universalist congregation.  You will also hear brief bios from 6 of the new members who joined Starr King in the past year.