PLEASE NOTE THE TIME CHANGE. Click here to watch the service at 12:30 p.m. PLEASE NOTE NO Children’s Religious Exploration on June 26 On this Sunday, we will join with thousands of Unitarian Universalists from around the country as we attend the livestreamed (online only) worship service from the UUA General Assembly in Portland, Oregon. The ...

What useful insight can we draw from the worldly spirituality of Henry David Thoreau? How could Thoreau’s quest for a “natural life” also be a model for our own personal growth and ethical purpose for us as well? What insights might we gather for how we approach this summertime when the natural world tends to ...

Even though the word “blessing” can be a problematic word for some, there may be ways that we can arrive at some new understandings. Drawing from the writing of John O’Donohue in his book, Bless the Space Between Us offers this understanding: “Blessing is not the invention of what is not there, nor the glazed-eye ...

This Sunday our choir will welcome the Wilmington String Ensemble and vocalists Martin Hargrove, Kathryn Thomas and Jacquee Lukawski. We’ll delight your senses with a bouquet of music celebrating the beauty of nature and Springtime, by composers ranging from Bach to Vaughan Williams to UU’s own Norbert Čapek and Elizabeth Alexander. We’ll incorporate into this ...

Join us for a service that ponders the salvific quality, or saving power of Beauty. Guest in the pulpit Rev. Daniel Gregoire invites you to hear his personal story of coming to serve a historic congregation, with a 292 year history in the heart of Massachusetts, and how he connects the historic architecture of that ...

Celebrate our annual Bridging and Coming of Age rites of passage. Welcome our Youth who are bridging into Young Adulthood. Listen to the faith statements of our Coming of Agers (7th, 8th, and 9th graders) as they move from childhood into adolescence and claim their role as youth. After the worship service join us outside ...

We are at a significant juncture in our personal lives, the lives of our society and our faith communities in which the question, “Who do we choose to be?” takes on new significance.. The social philosopher, Margaret Wheatley, expresses it well: “I know it is possible to create islands of sanity in the midst of ...

Unitarian Julia Ward Howe is known for her writing of the “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” She also founded Mother’s Peace Day, which was a precursor to our contemporary Mother’s Day. She was a strong advocate for women to organize to create a world of peace.

In Islam, the Heart is the Divine center of religious life and the knowledge of the heart is cultivated. During these closing days of Ramadan, we’ll draw some universal insights from Islam and learn of some of the historic connections between Unitarianism and Muslims that are not well known.

We all know our Earth is a sanctuary to be cared for if we, our fellow creatures, and generations to come are to survive. Yet the challenges presented by our changing climate can be so overwhelming that we can easily become paralyzed by a sense of futility. How can we sustain ourselves – and one ...