“Long Live Spiritual Community” Rev. Frank Placone-Willey
Today traditional religious organizations are weakening and dying. Why is this the case? In the face of such changing demographics and their accompanying social perspectives, what are the particular challenges facing our Summit Community and Unitarian Universalism in general? … read more.
Today is Father’s Day. What does it mean to be a father? What does it mean to be a good father? How might we make up for not having a father, or for having a bad father? How can a father’s experiences inform our spiritual … read more.
This Sunday we will honor “Religious Exploration” in our Living Tradition. Each group of children and youth will share some of what they have been discovering together this year through story, skit and song. We will recognize our amazing Faith Formation/Teaching Volunteers with deepest gratitude. … read more.
Please join us as our youth group will explore the theme, “Curiosity Killed Filled the Youth Group” during their annual Youth Service. Though it does sound a bit macabre, it is their language, as they invite us to be curious about Generation Z Youth. Do … read more.
To exist is to be in relationship, but, really, how deep and trusting can those relationships be? As a community formed by covenants of mission and membership we are interested in building trust and trustworthiness. In this full fellowship Service (including members and friends of … read more.
As Unitarian Universalists we have no central narrative, no creed to call our own. Given this, how can the work of understanding our place in the family of things ground us, and grant us direction? What is a theology of belonging, and how might we … read more.
In today’s world, the prime directive “love yourself and love one another” is on the endangered list of spiritual practices and virtues. Without love at the center of our lives, without love as our core intention, the foundations of a society crumble and our moral … read more.
