Join us Sunday mornings at 10am in person or online HERE.
In this time of uncertainty and tentative hope, how might we learn that suppose is a beautiful word? Rev. Kim is preaching and we welcome to Chelsea Meynig on flute.
Chelsea Meynig is recognized for her rich and versatile tone, as well as captivating narrative power in her … read more.
Come gather in person and virtually for our beloved Water Ingathering service, a celebration shared among UUs throughout the world. There will be singing (by the Choir!), ritual, and renewal as we create a collective blessing for the year to come. To welcome you back, … read more.
On this Joys & Sorrows Sunday, we look once again at what it means to Disrupt Church. This Sunday, we consider our relationship to time, movement, and the speed of life.
Many within Unitarian Universalism are calling to “disrupt church”. Why would we want to disrupt church? And what would be born from the aftermath? Join Rev. Kim, and our guest musicians Lee Schofer and Christa Olson.
Where does the spirit live in these long summer days? August signals something of an end, which inevitably carries us toward another beginning. How can we let go of July, hold off on September, and let August be August?
During this hot and challenging season of our lives, we will spend this morning in praise of play. Rev. Kim brings reflections on the high five, the still important parts of competition, and the requirement to regulate our bodies now more than ever before.
Join Rev. Kim for this year’s final sermon won at the 2023 Auction. Purchased and inspired by Belinda Seiger, we will explore the invitation, charge and possibilities of a life of service, and what on earth that could mean in times such as these with … read more.
Gather for our annual Flower Communion, our yearly joyful reflection on all that we’ve grown this church year, and all that is still to make true. Our choir, plus a three-part band will accompany this beloved ritual. Bring a flower from your garden or a … read more.
The annual Question Box service is back! Ask Rev. Kim anything you’d like! Theology, history, congregational life, her thoughts on … anything! She will answer as many questions as possible in lieu of a sermon. Questions emailed to Rev. Kim beforehand are appreciated, but not … read more.
Join Rev. Kim in an exploration of Maria Baratta’s auction-won sermon on the book The Invention of Yesterday, transformation, influence, and impact.
Following the service we welcome back Dynasty Battles for a brief 30-minute concert in the sanctuary. Our annual Budget Meeting directly follows at 11:45.
