Greetings from our Parish Minister

I am fortunate that they found this free faith that provides a saving message to those with an open mind seeking to find a place to consider their religious and spiritual questions. As a young adult, I became deeply involved in my church and served as a lay leader of a large congregation in Denver. I heard my call to ministry through leading the annual stewardship program as I realized how much this faith meant to me. I attended seminary at Iliff School of Theology. With joy, I have served Starr King Unitarian Universalist Church since 1999. I have three children, two sons in college and a daughter in high school.

In this living tradition, we are encouraged to be the arbiter of our own beliefs, and our congregation is a good illustration of that, as we include liberal Christians, neo-pagans, natural theists, atheists, agnostics and others. As a personal moniker, I call myself a “faithful agnostic” because the descriptor recognizes my intellectual skepticism as well as my desire to live a life full of hope with a heaping dose of a love of mystery.

We hope you’ll join us!

In Faith, Hope and Love,

Katie

Katie's Bay View

• July 2010 - Summer Reads and Rest
• June 2010 - Thank you as prayer
• May 2010 - Facebook
• April 2010 - Reawaken for the dawn
• March 2010 - We Keep Building
• February 2010 - You Might Want to Call the Minister when...
• January 2010 - The Journey of the Magi
• December 2009 - Christmas
• November 2009 - Sunday school
• October 2009 - How far the candle throws its beans
• September 2009 - Better Person?
• August 2009 - Imagine
• July 2009 - What is your summer book list?
• June 2009 - How is your Prayer Practice?
• May 2009 - The Marvelous Month of May
• April 2009 - Simple Gifts
• March 2009 - Bright Morning Stars