Calendar and Events

This session explores rest as resistance, renewal, and reverence. We will examine society's demand for incessant productivity and consider how slowing down can deepen spiritual awareness, compassion, and embodiment.

This session invites participants to experience nature not merely as scenery but as relationship. The discussion leader and participants alike may connect ecological awareness with UU theology, grief for the planet, awe, embodiment, and stewardship.

This week, we reflect on companionship, grief, joy, presence, and unconditional affection through relationships with animals.

Travel often disrupts routine and reveals identity. This session explores pilgrimage, wandering, migration, adventure, discomfort, and transformation.

Literature can be seen as spiritual conversation. This week, the discussion leader and participants alike are invited to hare about reading material ranging from justice, meaning, and identity, to ztranscendence.

This week's discussion will reflect on technology's gifts and costs: distraction, loneliness, information overload, and connection. The focus is balance rather than rejection.

This week, Dr. Karen Fulwood will lead us in a presentation and discussion about how Advanced Allergic Therapy can help us get through our days with grace, ease, and simplicity.

This session focuses on delight, gratitude, and ordinary beauty as spiritual practices. Together we will explore joy as resilience, mindfulness, and sacred attention.

This final session celebrates connection, hospitality, and belonging with a potluck and the fellowship that always goes with one.

Speaker: ASWUU Board of Trustees Members and Friends