February 2026
Monthly Theme: Embodied Resilience
February 1st | “Embodied Re-Zealiance” with Jeffry Wark
Life can feel overwhelming, fragmented, or quietly exhausting. In this sermon, we’ll explore Re-Zealiance, a practice for gently restoring energy, focus, and engagement while bringing mind, body, heart, and purpose into harmony. Attendees will leave with simple, embodied ways to integrate these practices into daily life, cultivating balance, resilience, and a renewed sense of aliveness.
February 8th | “A Talent for Truth” with Rev. Chad Snyder
Sometimes it feels like there is so much injustice, so much greed, so much willful ignorance or complacency in the world — so much that there’s nothing to be done about it. One thing we are called to do is to tell the truth, and keep telling it.
February 15th | “Love Letters to Humanity” with Rev. Sara Smalley
“Have you ever wondered how human beings can be so contradictory, so cruel and depraived, yet so capable of kindness all at once?” writes Kai Chang Thom. How do we maintain any faith in human goodness when there is so much evidence to the contrary? This For this Valentine’s Day weekend service, we’ll not only reflect on what it means to put love for humanity and all creation at the center as Unitarian Universalists, but celebrate it.
February 22nd | “Embodying Resilience” Rev. Sara Smalley
Join us as we consider what resilience is and what it is not, and how we can embody it in order to bring healing and joy to our lives and to the world.