Continuing our Preaching Along the Potomac watch party series, we will visit the Cedar Lane UU Congregation to watch their July 27 service, led by Rev. Abhi Janamanchi. “We reflect on what it means to be a people of many windows, rooted in diverse sources, languages, and practices, yet grounded in a shared light of love and justice. In a time of ecological crisis, rising authoritarianism, and religious nationalism, what does it mean to be Unitarian Universalist now? We’ll explore covenant, spiritual practice, and our call to be both sanctuary and catalyst, nurturing the human spirit and working for collective liberation.”

Our services are more casual for these viewing events, but please come to share your joys, concerns, and fellowship with our community.

Remote attendees, join at the link below.  Because we are watching a recording, we will all be able to be together on this zoom meeting:

https://zoom.us/j/97885251657?pwd=OUgwbm9BODh0MGl2bnpOYmJabVllQT09

Meeting ID: 978 8525 1657