At our service on April 18th, we heard Paula Cole Jones, one of the authors of the proposed Eighth UU Principle, speak about the history of the project, the need for Unitarian Universalism to specifically address racism and other oppressions, and the process by which … read more.
Please join us for our annual Flower Communion service! We can’t all meet together in person to exchange flowers, so instead we will have a virtual exchange… but it will be in real time on Sunday. Before the service, please find some flowers you would … read more.
It is hard to believe that it has been a year since Summit has had in-person services… But in that year, we’ve managed to hold worship services each week by Zoom, we’ve continued covenant groups and other meetings, and we’ve even had new members join … read more.
Description: What does it mean to be committed to a relationship, to a project, to a group of people, to a cause? We’ll hear stories of commitment and explore the reasons that lead people to stay engaged and involved, even when it might be easier to … read more.
Description: When we think of how to create the Beloved Community — Martin Luther King, Jr.’s vision of a society devoted to justice — it is easy to think of all the ways that other people should act differently. It is much harder to reflect deeply on the … read more.
In our last service during a month in which we focused on Imagination, we turn to imagine the Beloved Community, as envisioned by Martin Luther King, Jr. What would a world founded on justice, equity, and love look like? How can Summit take part? And … read more.
Summit Members and Friends will share poetry and music that sparks their imaginations, lifts their spirits, and provides a sense of calm as we venture into 2021.
There is no recording available for this service.
To create new realities with intention, we must first imagine them. Imagination lets us envision the problems we will face and the solutions we’ll enact on our way to a better world. Even when a goal is politically infeasible at the moment, imagination helps us … read more.
Join us on Zoom for an online version of our traditional UU Christmas Eve service, with stillness, readings, candles and carols.
There is no recording for this service.
Description: December is often seen both as a time of hectic activity and as a time of stillness and anticipation. Through music, words, and silence, we will turn away from the hectic, and instead consider the many forms of stillness – and how it can bring … read more.
