March 1 - Rev. Judy Tomlinson & special guest musician Jim Scott,  “The Art of Paying Attention”

Prolific composer and guitarist Jim Scott has played at more than 700 UU churches over four decades of travels and his songs are in the UU hymn books. One of the originators of the UU Green Sanctuary program, Jim also compiled the Earth and Spirit Songbook, an anthology of 110 songs of Earth by many contemporary composers. Jim was awarded an NEA grant to develop and present his multimedia concert “The Year to Save the Earth." 

March 8 - Lauren Wyeth, “Welcoming and Belonging”

Even in our loneliest hours, our very longing for belonging can feel risky. What will we be asked to sacrifice in order to belong? It's perhaps easier for many of us to focus on the work of creating welcoming places for others than it is to acknowledge our own needs. What new possibilities might emerge when we practice letting people in? Video presentation by Lauren Wyeth, Congregational Life Staff, MidAmerica Region, UUA.

March 15 - Rev. Judy Tomlinson, “Celebrating Women’s History Month in a Post Epstein Age”

We move beyond token celebration to reclaim the narrative of dignity, power, and sacred worth. We laud the courage, healing, and accountability that the survivors demand.

March 22 - Rev. Rayna Hamre, “Throwing Sparks: Diversity in the The Transcendentalist Movement ”

Boston, Massachusetts and nearby Walden Pond gave birth to the Unitarian Transcendentalist movement of the 1800s. Philosophers Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau are well known names. Recent historical research has brought to light the diversity that is often ignored in this important movement, one that includes BIPOC and women contributors such as Margaret Fuller and Edmonia Highgate. Enjoy taking a fresh look at the Transcendentalists, and why expanding their legacy matters for UUs today.  

March 29 - Music+ Sunday “Spring”

Join us as we celebrate Spring in music and verse!