As the wheel of the year turns and the veil between worlds thins, we enter a season for honoring ancestors, remembering those who’ve passed, and embracing winter’s descent. In a culture that often rushes past grief and demands brightness, Samhain invites us to sit with the difficult and unresolved. Exploring this month’s theme of difficult … Continue reading Samhain

Questioning is part of what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist. Many of us come from traditions that gave us answers, here we welcome your difficult questions. This service will encourage us to share our difficult questions with each other and give us practices to sit with them unanswered. Join us in the spiritual … Continue reading What Are Your Difficult Questions?

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere these days. At work, in Google, even the Doctor’s office. The Pope has commented on it. How are we, as Unitarian Universalists, supposed to respond to the myriad questions surroundings its use? Religious Education (RE) classes are happening this week. Children are invited to come first to the worship service before … Continue reading Ethical Questions in AI

Air your holiday grievances with the Holiday Octopus. This family friendly, multi-sensory worship, will involve singing, stories, an inflatable octopus, and more! We will welcome new members during a new member ceremony. And it will be followed by PIE SUNDAY, the best coffee hour of the year. Bring a pie, bake a pie, or just … Continue reading The Holiday Octopus

“With the hustle and bustle in the world finding time and space for noticing awe, wonder, and mystery can be crucial. How do we make sense of the world around us, and attune ourselves to wonder?” Rev. Aaron Wisman serves as the minister of the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church in Grosse Pointe MI. Previously, he … Continue reading A User’s Guide to Awe