Worship Services

Our second and final worship service for our Financial Stewardship Campaign for 2020 will continue celebrating our achievements as a religious community. Our Wildflower Community is recognized by many in…

As we begin our Financial Stewardship Campaign for 2020 this seems like a good time to take a moment to reflect where we are as a religious community and celebrate…

It can be hard to tell the truth. It can put us in a place that feels dangerous, or *is* dangerous. But as UUs our Universalism infuses how we view…

Unitarian Universalism has a strong tradition of religious freedom and diversity of thought. We put a strong emphasis on an individual’s experience and use of personal conscience in our spiritual…

The word “Faith” can be both powerful and problematic to many Unitarian Universalists.   As a religion with a diversity of beliefs and shared values, we may have a variety of understanding…

One of the most important issues facing humanity today is the threat of climate change. Yet this continues to be a divisive issue in our country and many of us…

The Team for Anti-Racism, Anti-Oppression and Multiculturalism invites you into an intergenerational service exploring what it means to Answer the call of Justice in our Beloved Community. How can awareness…

Forgiveness can be one of the most challenging acts for a person to undertake and perhaps the most difficult act of forgiveness for many of us is the act of…

This Sunday we welcome Gilbert Guerrero to our pulpit. Gil comes to us from Horizon Unitarian Universalist Church in Carrollton, TX. He has been active as an Adult RE facilitator,…

Wildflower is engaging in one of the most exciting, challenging and potentially fulfilling activities for a religious community: the Search for a New Minister. Finding the best match between a…

Wildflower is well known locally for our engaged Social Justice work. Over the last year, we evaluated our justice work and how we wish to focus moving forward. Our Social…

Water is an important religious symbol with a variety of spiritual meanings such as connection, chaos, sanctification, and nourishment. During this Water Communion service, we will reflect on our needs…

"God breaks the heart again and again until it stays open." These are the words of the Indian Sufi Spiritual leader Hazrat Inayat Khan and speak to the heart-breaking struggles…

The natural world is the larger sacred community to which we belong. Within may indigenous societies, life is a seamless whole: Rock, tree, river, sky – all alive, infused with…

As we near the end of summer break we will reflect on the challenges and blessing of change in our life. It is said that human beings want things to…

Religion can be thought of as having two main purposes: giving hope in hard times and finding meaning in suffering. Perhaps overly simplistic but there feels like some truth there.…

Throughout our history as a species people have told stories to each other and to ourselves. We use stories as a way to communicate, entertain, preserve, and explore. In this…

This sermon focuses on Unitarian Universalism's participation and place in the evolutionary stages of consciousness and spirituality--an introduction and opportunity to explore what is emerging as a higher stage of…

Our Emotional Body needs our attention as much as the physical body. What we feel influences our health, relationships, communities, and spirituality. This service will explore our Emotional Body through…

At this time of celebration of our national independence, let us remember that true independence is born from overcoming the adversities in our lives and rising above them, just as…