Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Think Positive Thoughts and Practice Positive Emotion”, October 15

10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila In our spiritual attempts to control our mood, many researchers have suggested changing our thinking first. This is actually an old Stoic idea. I

“TLC Day”, October 8

Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Tying It All Together”, October 1

10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila I will try to “Tie it All Together,” meaning I will try to come up with some provisional, default religious ideas while admitted the

Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Yom Kippur and UU’ism”, September 24

10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila Today we celebrate the Jewish Holidays, specifically the Day of Atonement, in which we take responsibility for our failures of the past year.

Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Autumn Equinox”, September 17

Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Water Communion”, September 10

10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila Bring Water from your vacation or staycation and share with all your adventures and any inner meaning that you found.

A Night of Music with Hiroya Tsukamoto, September 9

7:30 pm SCUU is excited to welcome back Guitarist/Songwriter Hiroya Tsukamoto. Tsukamoto is a Japanese-born fingerstyle guitarist who moved to the United States in 2000 to attend the Berklee College

No Service, September 3

Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person “The Terrifying Power of Divine Reality”, August 27

10:30 am Presenter: Matthias Everhope This service notes that 78 years have passed this August since the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan and reflects on J. Robert Oppenheimer’s

Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): ” The Opposite of Racist is NOT Not-racist!, August 20

Presenters: Racial Equity Seekers (Matthias Everhope, Helen Popenoe, Adam Styles, Sandra Vitale) ”Microaggressions” proactive approach Acknowledgement of everyday, baked-in racism Internalized racism: recognition, exploration, restitution, healing How do we talk