09/02/2026
None of us journey through this life alone. This month at Columbine Unitarian Universalist Church, we are leaning deeply into our monthly theme: Interdependence.
In Unitarian Universalism, interdependence isn't just an abstract idea, it is a foundational truth. Long grounded in our 7th Principle "respect for the interdependent web of all existence" and anchored as one of our core UU values, interdependence reminds us that our lives, our liberation, and our well-being are inextricably bound to one another and to the Earth itself.
To practice interdependence is to embrace both our vulnerability and our collective strength. It means acknowledging that we genuinely need each other—for comfort in hard times, for shared joy, for justice work, and for spiritual growth. When we show up for one another, honor our connections, and care for our planet, we give life to the promise of community.
Throughout this month, we’ll be exploring what it means to move past the myth of total independence and lean into mutual care and connection.
Join us this Sunday as we kick off this theme in worship, reflection, and fellowship. Whether you’ve been here for years or are looking for a spiritual home for the first time, your thread is a vital part of our tapestry.
How do you feel the web of interdependence in your daily life? Share your thoughts in the comments!
