In our annual observance of Evolution Sunday, Judy Osborn will use examples from nature to illustrate how humans may respond to the changing political climate of our country. Please see Congregation News for more information.

We begin our exploration of this month’s theme of Inclusion with a sermon by the Rev. Joanna Lubkin.  This is an examination of making the embrace of diversity become a natural part of a community.  Welcome is necessary for us all.  Please see Congregation News for more information

You are invited to come sing a joyful song!! We will be celebrating Music Sunday with requested hymns, readings, and special music. Please see Congregation News for more information.

On Sunday we will honor the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  Please see Congregation News for more information.

This week we will continue with the January theme of Story. Eva Miller will lead a service anchored on the sermon “The Danger of a Single Story” by the Rev. Gretchen Haley.  Please see Congregation News for more details.

Katy Boyd will lead a service that examines the power of the stories we tell ourselves, to tear down or lift up our lives.  Please see Congregation News for more information.

Join us in person or on zoom for a replay of a message of love and resistance by the Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter, recorded after Election Day 2024.  Please see Congregation News for more details.

Our Winter Solstice Service is a special event on Saturday, December 21. Join us for story-telling, poetry, music, and a walk around a candle-lit spiral made of boughs of greenery as we share in the wonder of light in the darkness. Our Sunday IllUUmination service on December 22 celebrates the light of world religions and … Continued

Recognizing the “wonder of Christmas” is often recommended as the antidote for holiday blues.  But what is wonder, anyway? And how does it figure into religion, specifically Unitarian Universalism?  Please see Congregation News for more detail on our upcoming service.

In a sermon by the Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig, we explore the question, “If scientists can describe how spiritual experiences result in predictable changes in the brain, does that mean these experiences aren’t real?” Please see Congregation News for more information.