We gather on Sundays to refresh from the work of the world and to renew ourselves for the work of the world. Even as we gather, others are also doing good for the causes we cherish. At St. John’s, we share our resources with groups … read more.
Visiting our partner church in Transylvania was a journey of more than miles. We are made different through the pilgrimage. Today we will explore the ways the soul changes, stays the same, and dances in community with friends old and new.
When we travel as real people, we have to take the things we need. Toothbrushes and fresh clothes; contact solution and Advil. What about our ethical journey through life? What core values would we insist on traveling with? Today we ask how it might affect … read more.
One of my favorite old songs sang, “The Future’s upon us, today is forever, tomorrow is just one of yesterday’s dreams.” Let us pause for a moment on the edge of a new year to consider what we want to carry forward, and what we … read more.
Today we will revisit the well loved seasonal classic in the context of our Unitarian identity and history.
This Sunday’s service for all ages will feature a no-rehersal nativity play. We will ask who lighted the way on our journey and how we can be a light for the world.
Many of our most beloved holiday stories include people and circumstances that are very far from perfect. This Sunday we will ask why our highest praise is often given to those who are far from perfect as we ask what we truly expect in … read more.
You are invited to bring bread from your own tradition to share with the congregation in this service of thanksgiving and breaking bread together.
Let’s explore how the difficult history of racial violence and the good new of Universalism intersect in the past and today. Joetta Prost is a member of St. John’s with an interest in local history, particularly near her home in Northern Kentucky.
