Whether your call comes through the still small voice the Quakers speak of, or the burning bush of Moses and the Israelites, you have a call. We all have a call. Attention to the clues, desire to follow the leads and bravery to surmount the bumps. What is your call? What is mine? Rev. Dr.

We join other Unitarian Universalist congregations around the country in celebrating Unitarian Universalist Service Committee’s (UUSC) Justice Sunday. Whether with grassroots partners or Unitarian Universalists across the country, collaboration is at the heart of UUSC’s programs to advance human rights worldwide. This Justice Sunday, we reflect on the power of deep partnership and relationship-building.

Please join us for our Vespers series on Wednesday evening from 6:30-7:00 p.m. in the church sanctuary. (Childcare will be available from 6:00-7:15 p.m.) The services will be based on the Taizé style of worship, featuring candlelight, inspirational music, readings and meditation. Come to find peace, silence and fellowship. We will join together in silent

For many Unitarian Universalists, Mary Oliver, who died last month, was ‘our bard’. Her poetry invites us to explore the natural world, relationships, life and death as beloved teachers.

Using story, song and guided experiential meditation we will experience the three stages of a labyrinth walk: emptying, illumination, and returning.

There’s a lot changing in the religious landscape, and our UU congregations are feeling it in particular ways (“Where are the new members? Where are the kids? Where is the money?”). In times of change when much of what we have known church to be may be fading, it’s helpful to think about what we

Join Scott, Carol, Rebecca and the Choir as we explore hymns from our spiritual past. Members of the congregation and choir will share what their favorite hymn is, and more importantly; why. Carol will read an essay by Scott, Rebecca Fisher will offer a story about song, and Scott will share some thoughts about being

Please join us for our Vespers series on Wednesday evening from 6:30-7:00 p.m. in the church sanctuary. (Childcare will be available from 6:00-7:15 p.m.) The services will be based on the Taizé style of worship, featuring candlelight, inspirational music, readings and meditation. Come to find peace, silence and fellowship. We will join together in silent

Watch Rev. Roberta perform without a net! In place of the sermon she will spontaneously answer questions you generate at the beginning of the service.

The snow delayed this service, but we still intend to celebrate the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in an all-ages worship service that honors Dr. King’s legacy and explores the ways we can carry on his dream.