Sunday, July 5, 2026

Safety as a Spiritual Practice
with Kailyn Allen

This Sunday, we will explore safety as a spiritual practice—one rooted not only in awareness and preparation, but in lived experience and healing. For many of us, the journey toward safety begins in moments when it was absent, when vulnerability shaped how we move through the world. From that truth, we are invited into a deeper, more compassionate practice of care.

Drawing on Unitarian Universalist values, this service reframes safety not as fear or control, but as an act of love—an intentional way of honoring the interconnected web of all existence. Together, we will reflect on how tending to our own sense of safety, and showing up for one another with readiness and compassion, can help create a community where all are valued and protected, body and soul.

Join us as we hold space for healing, resilience, and the shared work of building a safer, more loving world.

Stay after the service for CPR Friends and Family training starting at 12:15. This class won’t offer certification but will provide the skills needed to save a life! We will cover Choking, CPR and AED basics. Participants will have a chance to practice their skills, and to take home a free CPR booklet and face shield key chain!

Children who are interested and mature enough to handle the content could join and learn CPR, AED and Choking responses, and younger/ not interested children can play in the nursery if childcare is requested.

Please remember to avoid bringing food and beverages into the sanctuary.