Jackie Triplett will lead our service, using a re-broadcast of a March sermon by the Rev. Taryn Strauss, at the UU Congregation of Atlanta. Please see Congregation News for more information.

Guest minister Rev. Bruce Marshall joins us this Sunday to ask, “What can we know about this historical person, Jesus, and what might it mean for Unitarian Universalists?” Please see Congregation News for more information.

This Sunday, Gena Wade will lead our Stewardship Sunday service. We will think about different meanings of “pay attention” and how each of these pose a specific question for us in how we each want to show up for religious community in the coming year. Please see Congregation News for more information.

This Sunday, we will hear the sermon “Presence as a Portal to Possibility.” Debs Szymkowiak will lead our service. Please see Congregation News for more information.

For our Purim observance this Sunday, families and friends are invited to gather to make hamantaschen and enjoy a lively, family‑friendly Purim service.  Please see Congregation Information for more details.

When dehumanizing rhetoric and shouting in the public sphere threaten to drown out all else, what can we do to protect our inner spirit and our openness to beauty and a better world? Jackie Triplett will lead our service. Please see Congregation News for details.

Gena Wade will lead our first service on March’s theme of Paying Attention, with a sermon about two aspects of attention: its definite limits for every individual, and its nature as a precious and powerful resource. Please see Congregation News for more information.

This week, Debs Szymkowiak will lead our service and share the sermon How We Come Back: Stories of Resilience, by Rev. Ellen Quaadgras. Please see Congregation News for more information.

In our annual observance of Evolution Sunday, we will hear from long-time member Judy Osborn with her sermon Everything Evolves. Please see Congregation News for more information.

This Sunday, Gena Wade will share her sermon “Practicing Resistance and Resilience.” Please see Congregation News for more information.