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A Sunday not to be missed: We gather for a second time this church year to consider our commitments to the earth during this extraordinary time of climate crisis and its impact on all people and things. We celebrate another Wildflower Composition, offered for the first time by our UUCWC choir. We welcome our newest … Continue reading For All That is Our Life
We gather as a multigenerational community this Sunday to learn from and celebrate Spring’s Equinox, earth’s balance, and the hard but beautiful work of beginning again. Joys and Sorrows will be shared, among other rituals.
It is hard to know how we matter these days, or if it is enough. This Sunday we gather to be reminded once again of the power and necessity of each of us – together. Guest musician, baritone saxophonist Josh Lee, will deepen our experience.
On this Sunday, we set out to explore Rilke’s beloved “Living the Questions.” This auction sermon, won by Kathy Frey, invites us to slow down, move from the wild world outside to deep within our spirits, and listen for the questions that have shaped our lives.
For the last few months, we have been making clear who we are and who we want to be. On this Stewardship Sunday, we gather to consider how this will be possible. Come to be inspired, to sing, to connect and commit to who we will come to be! Our wonderful choir will be providing … Continue reading Return, Relationship, Responsibility
In this time when relationship and inclusion is so important, how do we explain what Unitarian Universalism is to those who might need community, spiritual nourishment, and a people to share the important work of today? Where do we begin? Join Rev. Kim, Erin, and the worship team as we remember who we are and … Continue reading Beloved Is Where We Begin
When the world is wild around us, it’s hard to connect to the personal sorrows and celebrations that are within our circles or hearts. Come this joys and sorrows Sunday as we consider a wisdom text, the wild world, and the power of community. This service will also feature special music from Judy Kleen, violin.
We enter another new season of uncertainty. What stories do we tell and how do we prove that they are true? Join Rev. Kim and the worship team to reconnect with our resilience, imagination, and pride.
On this joys and sorrows Sunday, we consider the story of the second arrow; how we experience hurt and how we protect ourselves from it.
Where will we begin this new year? Are there things we should let grow, let be? Are there relationships we need to weed out in order to allow for the emergence of something wanting to live? Beloved is where we will begin.
