February 1
"From Mockingbird to Watchman: Rethinking Atticus Finch"
Clint Tawes
Many of us know and love Atticus Finch from Harper Lee’s beloved classic To Kill a Mockingbird. But in an earlier novel—written before Mockingbird and published much later—Go Set a Watchman, Lee’s portrayal of him is far more complicated and less easy to admire. This sermon draws on those two depictions to explore what happens when the rough draft of our heroes is revealed—and what that can teach us about ourselves and our own Unitarian Universalist tradition: sincere and justice-seeking, yet still imperfect and unfinished.

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February 8
"Why I'm UU" Panel of Three
Beth Butterfield, Adrienne Cohen, and Neil Fulton will share some of their path, bringing them to us.

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February 15
"Love is Love"
Rev.  Samara Powers
What does it mean to embrace chosen family? This service explores the origins of this idea, and the spiritual grounding it provides for living faithfully committed to centering love today.

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February 22
"Rhythms of the Gift Economy"
Rev. Samara Powers
Life is full of ups and downs. In a time of social disruption, reclaiming the natural cycles of interdependence and generosity is our gift to each other, and to the future.