From the old Irish tales of the Faerie folk and the English legend of  Avalon, to modern vampire lore and ghost stories, stories of other realities co-existing with our own, although not ordinarily accessible to us, are common in cultures all over the world.  Do alternate realities actually exist, or are they pure fantasy?  Do they become "real" when we have the experience of brushing up against them?  We will consider these questions in song and spoken word.

At the meeting house after the service or join us via Zoom at the same link as for the August 21 service.

Whatever Martin has to say, it is sure to be interesting and thoughtful.

Bring your pet (or a picture of your pet).

To be hopeful in these hard times is more than being foolishly romantic, according to historian Howard Zinn. It does, however, require some effort on our part. The good news is that every congregation can tap into the energy it needs to act to make this world a better place. Find out how we can - individually and collectively - behave magnificently in defiance of all hurt and heartbreak around us.  The service will include the traditional UU Water Communion…

We will celebrate Harvest Home, saying a fond goodbye to Summer and reflecting on the winter to come. Bring an Autumn Harvest fruit, food or decoration to church (e.g. apples, corn, wheat, squash, acorns, autumn leaves, pine cones, etc.).