Speaker: Rev. Dave Egan

Christmas Eve Service

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. All are welcome! Zoom access here. Order of Service and Announcements here.

Making Merry

Thomas Moore, the author of Care of the Soul, tells us that in order to keep our souls alive and kicking we need friends, food, beauty, pleasure, and a place to call home. The approach of the winter holidays seems like a perfect time to celebrate our Souls—the part that makes us human. Zoom access … Continue reading Making Merry

Icarus in the Mirror

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 upcoming holidays, can leave us feeling depressed, anxious, and out of balance. Rev. Dave Egan … Continue reading Icarus in the Mirror

Working for Trans Liberation

On this Sunday, Rev. Laura Randall from the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee will share the pulpit with Rev. Dave Egan. Thirty-eight states currently have anti-transgender legislation on their books, with the number of new bills growing daily. This service will address the history of bigotry and state-sanctioned violence inflicted upon transgender and gender diverse people … Continue reading Working for Trans Liberation

Blessing of the Animals

This is the Sunday when our animal/fish/bird/reptile companions come to church to receive our blessings and thanks for the role they play in our lives. Please make sure that your pets are safe in their containers or appropriately controlled on leashes. This is an intergenerational service so there will be no religious education classes today. … Continue reading Blessing of the Animals

Whose Story is It?

What are the stories that we tell ourselves of the history of the United States of America? Who controls how our past is told and how will it be explained to future generations? This weekend, are we marking Columbus Day or Indigenous People’s Day… or both? This Sunday we will explore how our shared cultural … Continue reading Whose Story is It?