Some of us are natural born skeptics, firmly entrenched in the rational, in the material world. But what if there really is a lot more to life? Come this Sunday with an open heart to the unseen possibilities to the universe. Zoom access here. Order of Service and Announcements here.
On this Sunday, Barry Finkelstein from Stewardship For Us will join us. We will be exploring who we are as a congregation, where we would like to go, and how we plan to get there. Come join us for this important worship service. Zoom access here. Order of Service and Announcements here.
Poetry Sunday, an annual tradition, spirit nourishing. Come join us for a soulful and thought-provoking service filled with poetry and music. Zoom access here. Order of Service and Announcements here.
During this intergenerational service, the children will highlight several influential African-American Unitarian Universalists and the impact they had on our faith. Come join us for this educational and inspiring worship service. Zoom access here. Order of Service and Announcements here.
This Sunday’s worship service (both in person and on Zoom) has been cancelled due to the timing of the weekend’s winter storm and the sudden unavailability of our primary speakers. We look forward to seeing you next Sunday, January 14.
A traditional celebration of the season, our intergenerational Christmas Eve service will feature lots of holiday stories, the lighting of candles, and traditional Christmas carols. This service will begin at 5:30 PM. To keep everyone safe and healthy during this indoor service, masks will be required. There will be no morning service. Zoom access here.
This intergenerational worship service will be created and led by the children from our Religious Exploration program. The service will feature stories and music that relate to the winter holidays and to Solstice, the shortest day of the year. Zoom access here. Order of Service and Announcements here.
Long before evergreens were brought inside to decorate for Christmas, ancient people considered these trees sacred. They were bridges between heaven and earth, where gods could speak to the humans and humans could speak to the gods. Zoom access here. Order of Service and Announcements here.
Within our world, our country, and even our congregation, there are a variety of perspectives on many deeply held beliefs. With so much divisiveness in our world right now, we must ask ourselves: what is more important, being right or being kind? This Sunday, our executive board chair Bill Wians, our minister Rev. Dave Egan, … Continue reading The Importance of Covenant
As we enter the season when the days grow shorter and the nights longer, we will explore what it means to have more darkness in our world than light. This seasonal shift, along with all of the expectations surrounding the holidays, can leave us feeling depressed, anxious, and overwhelmed. Is this sunken place of the … Continue reading The Sunken Place
