Rev. Dr. Christine Tata talked to us  about embracing the season of the soul and letting it nurture and strengthen the person within.  Rev. Tata feels a special call to reach the “spiritual but not religious,” who seek new ways to find meaning in the 21st century.  Her focus is on the human condition and how we falter or thrive in the world. 10 22 2023 Fourth Sunday Service

This service acknowledges all the creatures past and present in our lives. Where we would be without that sloppy, wet kiss from our furry friend, or a 5 a.m. wake-up call from our kitty ready to eat, or our gorgeous horse running through a meadow allowing us to feel pure bliss? We celebrate all the creatures on this planet! 10 8 2023 Second Sunday Service

Three centuries ago, a movement of European and American thinkers challenged the authority of churches and kings. They laid the groundwork for both liberal religion and liberal democracy. Today, their ideas have fallen on hard times, under fire from both right and left. Austin UU speaker Steve Brooks holds a light up to the Enlightenment – including its shadow sides – and reminds us why we need it as much as ever, in our Age of Unreason.

Where the Mind and Mystery Meet - Reverend Christine Tata