Sunday Services

Sunday, August 2, 11:00 a.m. – Heart and Harvest, A Lughnasadh Celebration of the First Harvest – Redwood Coast Covenant of UU Pagans

Please join the Grove of Hekate with visiting High Priestesses Akasha and Yansumi as we partake in the Lugh Games and celebrate the harvest with a potluck afterward. This will take place outside, weather permitting, so dress appropriately. Please bring a dish for the potluck, and prepare for a bit of movement.

Sunday, August 9, 11:00 a.m. – Spirit of Life – Veronica Galiani

Please tell us What, Who, or Where do you turn for strength, comfort or inspiration? Nature, meditation, music, travel, the arts, human kind, or something else? What lifts or has lifted your soul? Please come and share your experience with us.

Sunday, August 16, 11:00 a.m. – Exploring Expressive Arts – Berti Welty and Laura Phelan-Shahin

Laura Phelan-Shahin will lead us as we explore the healing properties of engaging in the arts. Science has begun to explain what we’ve known intuitively for eons—engaging in the arts grounds, connects, and heals us. We’ll explore some of the ways the arts are currently being used for healing and engage in an arts-based practice together. Art supports our expression, art helps make meaning, art is our birthright. Let’s get curious and make art together.

Sunday, August 23, 11:00 a.m. – Finding Your Sacred Voice: Song, Soul, and Self-Expression – Liesbet Bickett

Each of us carries a unique voice and a song that belongs to us alone. Yet many of us have learned to doubt, hide, or hold back our expression. This service is a gentle invitation to reconnect with the wisdom, beauty, and power of your voice—not as performance, but as an expression of your authentic self.

Through reflection, listening practices, playful creativity, and simple song, we will explore what it means to hear and honor the voice within. Participants will be invited to discover a short personal mantra or phrase that reflects the wisdom of their heart and, for those who wish, give it voice through simple chanting or melody.

No musical experience is needed. There will be no pressure to perform or share beyond your comfort level. Everything is invitational. Come as you are and join us in celebrating the many ways our souls long to express themselves and connect with one another.

Sunday, August 30, 11:00 a.m. – Sparking Joy – Montana Caouette and Amy Day

Join us for this Marie Kondo-inspired service wherein we will invoke her method of decluttering to bring ease, spaciousness, and yes, joy to aspects of our homes and lives. At a time when we are inundated with calls to consume more and more, we will investigate what it means to be intentional, precise, and reverent with what we choose to hold onto, and what we choose to let go.