March 01 at 10:30 AM ET

With Liberty and Justice for ALL, with Myra Terry and Phyllis B. Frank (Center for Safety & Change)

Phyllis B. Frank is a strong, expert trainer with excellent skills in leading and controlling discussions, always cutting edge. Together, we will watch a TED Talk, “We the People,” delivered by Native American activist Mark Charles. The video emphasizes the need for a more inclusive interpretation of “We the People” in the U.S. Constitution, reveals the historical exclusion of Indigenous peoples and other marginalized groups, and encourages us to recognize the importance of addressing systemic injustices in society. Our discussion offers a chance to share analysis, definitions, and ideas for reimagining democracy that include diverse voices and experiences, giving true meaning to the last phrase of the Pledge of Allegiance, “with liberty and justice for all.” Discussion to follow service.

Frank is a long-standing feminist leader, known nationally for her pioneering work in the battered women’s movement and in perspectives and programs to address domestic violence offenders.  Phyllis co-founded Rockland Family Shelter in 1979 (today the Center for Safety & Change), the NYS Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and serves as Chief Program Officer at the Center for Safety & Change in New City, NY.

March 08 at 10:30 AM ET

“The Meadow That Would Not Be Fenced” 🌸🌼🌺 Flower Communion and Annual Congregational Meeting

Join us as we celebrate our annual flower communion, welcome new members to our living tradition. and explore how precious and beautiful every single human life is.  Flower Communion is more than a simple exchange of blooms. It symbolizes our commitment to creating a spiritual home where all are free to follow their own path of truth and meaning, where differences are celebrated. Our community gathers for the beloved Unitarian Universalist tradition of Flower Communion, a ceremony that holds special meaning in the history of our faith.

Annual Congregational Meeting after the service.

March 15 at 10:30 AM ET

A Time for All Ages, with Ron Roth, Jr.

Even in our loneliest hours, our very longing for belonging can feel risky. What will we be asked to sacrifice in order to belong? What harm might we experience if we let others close? What will others think of us if we reveal who we truly are?

It’s perhaps easier for many of us to focus on the work of creating welcoming places for others than it is to acknowledge our own needs. Yet our wish to be welcoming is intertwined with and deeply related to our human need for belonging. Neither can be realized separately from the other. 

March 22 at 10:30 AM ET

Dressed for Protest (Wear a Robe Day 2026), with Erich Landstrom

From ancient times to modern movements, from hairshirts to pussy hats, people of faith and conscience have worn clothing to make the fight for just treatment visible. Join us Sunday, March 22nd for our annual WEAR A ROBE DAY service tracing the surprising history of protest through what people wear — from Biblical Nehemiah shaking out his robe, to inflatable frog costumes today. Justice doesn’t just live in our words — sometimes, it lives in our wardrobe.

Come as you are, or dressed to protest! Because this week is the Nehemiah Action Assembly with PEACE PBC on Tuesday evening, March 24th, the No Kings Protest with Palm Beach Indivisible on Saturday morning, March 28th, and the Palm Beach Pride Parade in Lake Worth Beach on Sunday morning, March 29th.

March 29 at 10:30 AM ET

Escape to Freedom: Stories for Passover of Leaving for a Better Life