“Turning Toward Belonging: Reflections for Yom Kippur”
This Sunday, we honor Yom Kippur—the Day of Atonement—as a sacred invitation to pause, reflect, and return to what matters most. In Jewish tradition, this day calls for repair—within ourselves, with one another, and with the world. For us as Unitarian Universalists, it is also a call to the heart of belonging.
Belonging is not just being welcomed—it is being known, seen, and cherished as part of a greater whole. When harm happens, when trust is broken, belonging frays. But through accountability and forgiveness, we can mend what is torn. This is the work of covenant: to turn, again and again, toward relationship and community.
Join us for a service of reflection, ritual, and renewal as we explore what it means to build a community where repair is possible and everyone has a place at the table.