This is the Sunday we bless our friends from the Animal Kingdom. Today, it was done as a virtual blessing with our furry, fuzzy, and scaly companions staying at home with us.

Today's service takes a bit of a different look at the celebration of Beltane with Renée Brill & Jayde Harrington.

TRIGGER WARNING:
Today's Beltane service is about sexuality within the queer community from a pagan perspective. We want to make it clear that while we support free sexual expression, we do so from the assumption and understanding that consent between partners is essential and necessary. For some of our viewers the content within the sermon may have the unintended consequence of triggering memories for those who have been victimized through sexual misconduct.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us.

We are going to talk about the history of Covenants in Unitarian Universalism. What makes them so important to our faith? What are some of the strengths of our covenanting tradition and what are some of it's weaknesses? Renée Brill will be in our virtual pulpit.

What does the Covenant mean for us in honoring spiritual growth of the individual while working toward a beloved community? Beth Feree returns to our virtual pulpit.

Whitman, Thoreau, the Navajo-Hopi Nation, and humanity’s everlasting covenant with nature, the earth, and the Universe. From stardust we came, to stardust we shall return. Paul Fucile was in our virtual pulpit.

Sunday Sermon, June 7, 2020
Renée Brill, Beth Ferree, Roddy Roderick

This Sunday will bring multiple voices to our virtual pulpit as Renee and Beth tell us what they've learned through the challenges they've faced and our guest in the pulput, Roddy Roderick, delivers a meditation on love.

Messages from our LGBTQIA+ community on the 51st anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. This week we have started providing the entire service for viewing with permission from the UUA and other holders of the copyrights for our readings and music.