Flower Communion – A Service of Celebration for Religious Liberals

Please join us this Sunday for “Flower Communion,” a cherished tradition in Unitarian Universalist communities that celebrates the beauty, diversity, and interconnectedness of all people. Participants bring a flower and place it in a shared vase, symbolizing each person’s unique contribution to the community. In return, everyone takes home a different flower, representing the gifts we receive from others. It’s a joyful ritual of stories, songs, connection, gratitude, and the simple beauty of life.