On Sunday, November 3, we will reflect on the power of memory to shape our lives and guide us forward. How do we honor the wisdom of those who came before us? What role does memory play in helping us face the challenges of today with courage and hope? Drawing inspiration from figures like Norbert Čapek, whose legacy reminds us of the resilience of beauty and community, and Unitarian Adlai E. Stevenson, we explore how remembering becomes an act of hope—and how each of us can nurture that hope through small, meaningful actions.
As part of the service on Sunday, we plan to have an “All Souls” altar to be left up through November. Please bring photos and memorabilia of loved ones who have died, or you may simply add a name or two.