Join us for a special time of holiday joy and celebration. We love the holidays and want to celebrate by sharing our hope and gratitude for all we have been blessed with in 2024!

Join us at 6pm for Carols & Cocoa. We will celebrate Christmas Eve together in song and hot chocolate.

Our annual ritual of offering The Burning Bowl is celebrated today at Tapestry. Join us to reflect on the year gone by, cleansing our spirits in the present moment, setting intentions for what is to come, and ceremonially anoint your spirit among friends and family.

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After a long interlude of about 6 years, Rev. Dan returns to our Tapestry pulpit to share his thoughts on the topic "Multiculturalism & Diversity: Our UU Moral Imperative?"

He will present personal and theological perspectives on how Unitarian Universalist values are reflected in the recent publication of a guidebook "Working Together" written by Rice professors Dr. Mikki Hebl and Dr. Eden King.
The book is a distillation of over 25 years of shared scholarship which offers practical advice on implementation of DEI policies in the workplace, but perhaps also could be applicable in multiple social contexts including religious communities like our own..

Rev. Dan was a frustrated attorney whose journey toward ministry began with service as a Board member and then president of a small SC fellowship in 1989. He is a graduate of Rice, UT Law, and Starr King School for Ministry (1997).

On his retirement from their pulpits Rev. King was named Emeritus Minister for the First Parish of Kingston (MA) as well as the Thoreau Congregation of Ft. Bend and the First UU Church of Houston.

Dan and his artist spouse Nina have been together for 50 years since their time at UT. They are proud parents of 2 accomplished middle aged native Texans, and grandparents of 2 HISD granddaughters and 2 amazing teenage grandsons.

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In a time of increasing polarization and division, we seek a path to reconcile our differences and stand on the side of love. How can we nurture love in an era filled with so much hate? James Moore will explore what it means in our modern society to show Radical Love toward others.

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