Power is restored at Northlake.
Church activities will resume in-person on Friday, November 22nd. Dress warmly as it may take some hours for the building to warm to its usual operating temperatures.
This centering meditation, offered by Rev. Brigitta, includes these words: We find ourselves in a new story. … our theological inheritance reminds us that … our stories are always a … Continue reading A post-election centering meditation
Many Unitarian Universalists are veterans, and members of our faith community currently serve in every branch of the U.S. Armed Services. What unique perspectives and gifts might military personnel, veterans, and their families bring to Northlake and our faith? Join us as we commemorate Veterans Day through a series of reflections on the meaning of military service. Speakers: John Poulson, U.S. Navy, USS Bennington & Laurence Fennema, U.S. Army, 2nd Infantry Division
We explore the connection between our spiritual covenant and our commitment to caring for the Earth. How can deep listening guide us to become the ecotheologians for this time? We will delve into womanist contributions to the environmental justice movement to enrich our religious perspective on how to truly hear and honor the Earth.
To embrace faith over fear, Unitarian Universalists need to listen to our fears. Come discover how listening to our fears is a transformative spiritual art to reduce harm and nurture a caring community.
As much as Unitarian Universalism is a faith inviting us to stretch towards our potential, it is also a tradition inviting us to honor our capacity. This Sunday, we’ll explore how the disability justice movement and theologies of limits invite us to live into interdependence.
Ministerial transitions have summoned our faith community into a threshold time. This Sunday, we’ll consider what wisdom awaits us as we journey together to reflect on “Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?” [Our opening words, Thresholds, are from Arlen Goff.]
Instead of saying “I can’t do it,” how does our perspective shift when we say “I can’t do it YET.”Norhtlaker Janelle Durham shares her story of overcoming a fixed mindset about her musical abilities, then a children’s story about the magical word yet, some affirmations, and a discussion of the benefits of the growth-based mindset.
