A service focusing on the idea that it can be difficult to be grateful for what we have until we've experienced what it is to have not,

The Celtic word "Samhain" means “summer’s end.”  This holiday is the beginning of Winter and the New Year, the time of giving thanks for a good harvest, and a time for letting go of what no longer serves us. It is also the time of year when the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead is said to be the thinnest, and the dead are invited back for loving remembrance. In the course of this service, we…

At the meeting house.  Since ancient times, stories and song have been sacred pathways to Spiritual celebration, communication, insight, wisdom and communion. Join us for this fun, informal, intergenerational program aimed at exploring the richness of human mythology, the Spiritual potency of music and the fellowship of sharing these things as a means of becoming closer to Divine truth. What to expect: For all ages! We will share a sampling of selected mythology, songs and stories as a framework for…

With relationship to Spirituality that is grounded in nature, Keith Glendon has a  perspective to offer in the form of storytelling about his own journey of spiritual connection, nourishment and guidance. As a man, as a father, a son, a husband and a spiritual being - his journey thus far has revealed to him the importance of the Divine Feminine in his own relationship to Creator, to God energy, to the oneness of all. This service is in honor of the…

Having the courage to admit that not only are we imperfect, but we absolutely need each other, is not only courageous but the only perfect, self-sustaining thing to do.  Pastor Joshua Berg graduated from seminary this May with a Master in Divinity degree and was ordained into the Unitarian Universalist ministry in July. At the beginning of the year, he spent five months as the sabbatical minister at Emerson UU in Canoga Park and is currently doing a year-long residency as…