Heart, I Implore You
Rev. Kim offers a final sermon before 5 weeks away.
Speaker: Rev. Kim Wildszewski
Flower Communion
Each year we reflect back on the foundation we’ve nurtured and the beauty we’ve grown. Join once again for our annual Flower Communion, a ritual that praises the radical work of choosing one another. Our choir will be accompanied by a 13-piece Big Band! Bring a flower and your joy!
Even to Question is an Answer
We gather again for our annual Question Box service, where people of all ages and stages are invited to ask Rev. Kim a question that is on their heart or mind. From theology to politics to our personal lives, bring your questions and listen for the answers throughout the hour.
The Power in Imagination
This Sunday we celebrate UUCWC Food Ministry’s 15th anniversary, the American Unitarian Association’s 200th anniversary, and the imagination that was (and is) required to create lasting, powerful change. Our gifted choir will help create this meaningful Sunday.
It’s Not Just the Sandwich
This Sunday, with thanks to Marianne Alt for purchasing a sermon topic in last year’s Auction, Rev. Kim explores our faithful response to life’s different, difficult stages. From sandwich generation overwhelm, to impossible decisions, to bodies that falter and fail. How does Unitarian Universalism buoy us in our seasons? Special music from members of the UUCWC choir … Continue reading It’s Not Just the Sandwich
Descent and Resurrection
On this Easter Sunday, we consider what it means to live, die, and resurrect in an Empire.
For All That is Our Life
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
Against Efficiency
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.
Shaking the Tree
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.
Living the Questions
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.