When times are tough and you need to be either comforted or challenged, where do you turn? Modern poetry offers powerful lessons in how to meet this moment in our country—from fighting racism to combating transphobia—and it also offers solace to the suffering. Whether you are feeling despair, anger or overwhelm, hear from some of America’s most powerful poets and gain insight, empathy and hope to fuel our fight for justice.

Join us this Sunday for a celebratory arrival of the Spring Equinox. Tapestry's theme for the month of March is Creativity. As we embrace the renewal of spring together in worship we will intertwine renewal and artistic expression with a collaborative spring art project of our UU Values.

Join us for an exploration of five women and their creative contributions to the arts and spirituality. Hildegard Von Bingen's mandalas, Anne Bronte's writing on universal salvation, and Nikki Grimes's beautiful story about the ancient art of weaving. We aspire to inspire your creative spirit or exploration of creative women all around you.

What would Ralph Waldo Emerson Do? Join us for a deep dive into Ralph Waldo Emerson and his appreciation for nature as we launch the Wilderness theme for the month of April.

Tapestry's theme for the month of April is Wilderness. We will hear how the Israelites traveled through the wilderness on their way to Mt. Sinai. Their trials and tribulations provide wisdom for these times when so many of us feel as if we are in a wilderness time of our lives.

As this Easter season comes to a close, we will hear the story of Jesus's preparation in the wilderness. Jesus' forty days in the wilderness is the model Christians follow in Lent leading to Jesus death and resurrection. What does his time in the wilderness offer to our Tapestry of Unitarian Universalists?

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