For most of our worship services beginning in the spring of 2020, we have video recordings of the full worship service and of just the sermon available for you to watch.
The Water of the Desert: Our Water Communion Ritual
It is one of our most treasured rituals at UUCP, our Water Communion. Come join us with your waters from your travels, your home, or use some of our water in the ritual. Water is so critical in our Sonoran desert climate; we will honor, learn, and ground ourselves in the sharing of water.
Faithfully Honoring Limits
The disability justice movement calls us to expand liberatory access for connection, justice, and community. This Sunday, we'll explore what theologies of limits can teach all of us about how to faithfully live into interdependence.
Beginnings and Other Adventures
As we begin a new program year, we will contemplate the nature of "Beginnings" and all the beginnings we have in our lives.
The Radical Love of Dolly Parton
In an era where celebrities are being “cancelled” from both the left and right and when celebrity itself has been criticized, we join to celebrate a woman who has weathered her celebrity with kindness, selflessness and humility. Join us as we hear the words, music and wisdom of Dolly Parton.
Love is a Verb
Talking about social justice is not the same as taking action for social justice. Saying we ‘Side With Love’ isn’t enough – it doesn’t make a difference in anyone’s else’s life when we don a yellow tee-shirt. So how do we discern what truly moves us forward towards change, and what obstructs change? This Sunday, Janine Gelsinger, Co-Executive Director of UUJAZ (UU Justice Arizona) joins us to celebrate how together we make change with Unitarian Universalists across Arizona and demonstrate through actions, every day, that Love is a Verb.
Trusting Desire: Erotic Justice
Erotic experiences can engage our senses, reconnect us to deep inner wisdom, and generate a liberating sense of aliveness. What happens when we trust our erotic intelligence and deepest desires? Join us as we explore how eroticism is a sacred, potent gift of createdness that when used with integrity can be a way of discerning ethical and socially-just living.