Join us this Sunday at 10:30am for

A Living Story of Flower Communion

This Sunday, join us for our annual Flower Communion, an historic Unitarian Universalist tradition born from resistance and rooted in beauty. As spring blossoms around us, we’ll gather blooms and stories, remember the legacy of Norbert Čapek and bless the flowers of today with the heartbreaks and hopes of a world still longing to bloom in justice.

This all-ages worship has a participatory element: Please bring some flowers with you on Sunday, at least one for each person in your household, to add to our community altar. (If you forget, don’t worry, we’ve always got extras!)

Egg Hunt After Service! Those of you bringing younger children, don’t forget baskets for the egg hunt after the service. (The hunt will begin more or less promptly following the end of service.)

Virtual Flower Submissions: We’d love to include pictures of the flowers and gardens you love in our worship slideshow! Please email your pictures no later than Thursday at noon to Rev. Sarah at revsarah@northwoodsuu.org. (Note: Please send horizontal photos if possible.)

By Rev. Sarah Prickett

With music by Juanetta Cooper