Linda Jordan, member of First UU and the First UU Pagan Group, will present “Vibrant, Juicy, Contemporary, or Why I’m a UU Pagan.” This essay, by Margot Adler, is a tribute to the pagan holiday of Beltane and an insightful exploration of that faith tradition’s path within the UU context. As a young girl, Adler began exploring her religious beliefs and discovered that she was drawn to many Earth-centered traditions. Although her family had a culturally non-practicing Jewish background, Adler found that all of her religiously diverse beliefs fit best with the principles of Unitarian Universalism. So she became a UU Pagan. Join Linda in a celebration of Beltane and explore the ways Earth-centered spirituality connects with Unitarian Universalism.

The church is open for in-person Sunday Services for those who are fully vaccinated, social distancing is requested, and masks are optional. Or you may join us online for the live service using the Zoom Invitation.  You may also like to follow along using the Order of Service and the Hymn Lyrics.