On Gratitude
Close out December with this service on Gratitude provided by Rev. Kim and UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Topic: Joy
Tidings of Comfort & Joy
Join us for Christmas Carols and community outdoors at the church from 4-5pm. No RSVP needed; weather permitting. We will not be serving refreshments and recommend masking. Our Christmas Eve service at 8pm, “Tidings of Comfort and Joy”, will be online.
Out of the Womb of Night
On this Sunday before the Winter Solstice, we gather for the first time as a true multi-platform congregation! Come! Sign On! We will celebrate earth-based and our congregational transitions. This week, Robin Pugh, Director of Lifespan Faith Engagement, will also offer a virtual Family Chapel from 9-9:30am.To attend, click here.
Voice Still and Small
An exploration of the Still Small Voice and the invitation to listen.
Question Box
The Question Box service is back! Rev. Kim takes the 20 minutes for her sermon and answers questions from the congregation (written on note cards during or before the service). She will answer as many and as thoughtfully as possible within the time! Questions not answered will be considered for sermon fodder for the months … Continue reading Question Box
Three Words for Truth
A sincere devotion to the quest for truth is an important Unitarian Universalist value, and one that many of us try to pass on to our children. This Sunday’s service explores the challenges of remaining true to truth–no matter how inconvenient, challenging, or far off it might be–in an age of fake news…and fake Pokemon … Continue reading Three Words for Truth
Flower Communion
Each year we take the time to celebrate the seasons that have past through our Water Communion; a ritual shared by Unitarian Universalists throughout the world and originated in 1923 by Unitarian Norbert Capek. Come, celebrate, honor, and don’t forget to bring a flower of your own to build the beauty of the day! Crossings … Continue reading Flower Communion
From Blessings to Bridges
In this month of Joy come and celebrate our children and youth as we dedicate some of our youngest (and their parents) into the life of this village and faith, and share good wishes for what’s next for our high school graduates. The UUCWC Annual Meeting follows directly after the service. No audio or podcast … Continue reading From Blessings to Bridges