UDLC leadership will be reading through Dare to Lead, by Brene Brown as we continue to dream with UDLC about what our future holds as a congregation. As most UDLC-ers know, everyone who comes to UDLC is a leader in our congregation as we minister to each other! Therefore, we invite all of you to read along with us, as we learn how to lead bravely with our whole hearts.

Pastor Emily Scott, author of the new book, For All Who Hunger: Searching for Communion in a Shattered World, talks about her book and how our worship extends out into our work of service and social justice.

We are going to read through a few chapters of How to be an AntiRacist, (slowly!) together, and we would love for you to join us. No matter what you know or how much time you have or have not put into learning about racial dynamics in our country, we would love for you to join us so we can learn together! We will meet on Zoom on Thursdays at 7:00 PM. Contact Lindsay Bates for Zoom meeting information.

Friends of Pastor Keith, Rev. Jim Keat and his wife Chelsea left Manhattan in July 2019 and moved into a 27’ Airstream to live, work, and travel full time. Along the way they learned the courage it takes to try something new, the community you find along the way, a theology of stuff and simplicity, and the spirituality of walking along the beach and emptying your black tank, and so much more.

In preparation for his 2019 pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago de Compostela in Portugal and Spain, Pastor Keith interviewed friends and fellow pilgrims about their experience.

In this webinar, Bethany Stolle presents on what parents should know about teens and social media as part of UDLC’s Faith at Home project.

Pastor Keith interviews Brian McLaren, author of We Make the Road by Walking and many other books. They talk about why and how he wrote the book, its life since publication, what it means to "seek aliveness," the changing nature of faith formation, and what's giving him hope in the world.