ONE COMMUNITY,
MANY PATHS.

  • “Native Spirit”

    “Native Spirit”

    Sunday, July, 13, 2025
    10:00 a.m.
    Mimi Sinclair, Louise Lawarre, and Tracy Jo Small will lead this service

    Today we turn to one of our faith sources, the earth-centered spiritual teachings of Native American peoples which celebrate the sacred circle of life and instruct us to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature. AI describes Native American spirituality as not a single, unified religion, but rather a diverse collection of interconnected spiritual practices and beliefs that vary by tribe and region. Common themes include a deep connection to the natural world, respect for ancestors, and the importance of balance and harmony. Many traditions also incorporate concepts like the Great Spirit, guardian spirits, and the sacred circle.

    With stories that illustrate native belief systems, prayers and chants that call out to the sacred in and around all of us, we gather for healing and inspiration in community. Special music will be provided by Julie Lusk on the native flute. All are invited to bring a drum or shaker for accompanying chants.

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Worship with us in person or online

For Sunday morning worship, join us in the sanctuary (map and directions) or click the Zoom link that will appear before the service in the service description. The worship service and its attendees may be video recorded and appear later on various media.

Sharing Our Abundance: Since January 2017, Heritage UU Church has been giving away all of the plate offering every Sunday to a worthy non-profit organization working to help change the world in alignment with our values. You can give in the plate on Sunday, or learn more and donate using the link provided each week.


  • Sharing Our Abundance

    On Sunday, July 6, 2025, we share our abundance with the Friends of Winton Hills Academy Foundation, “a group of caring community members who support the Winton Hills Academy (WHA) students, staff and alumni with funding for classroom supplies, educational programs, and scholarships.”

    Learn more and donate here: https://www.friendsofwha.org/

Heritage is a Unitarian Universalist church that encourages each person to search for their own understanding of truth and meaning, and does not tell you what to believe. What holds us together is a sense of community and shared principles.