Samhain is the third and final harvest festival of the year. This is a time of nipping frost, falling leaves and coming darkness. The veil between the worlds is thin and spirits can pass through. Join us for reflections on our ancestors. (Everyone is encouraged to wear a Halloween costume and bring change for UNICEF.)
March is Women’s History Month, a time to reflect on the often overlooked contributions women have made throughout history. Many Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist (UU) women have not only shaped and led the UU faith, but they’ve also left an undeniable impact on history in general.
Samhain, the precursor to Halloween, is a time to remember and honor our ancestors. We will “Remember Them.”
Samhain is the final pagan harvest festival. It is a time of transition from living to dead. Can we accept death as an essential part of the life cycle? Can those who have died live on through our memories?
