Past Services
Sunday Jan 18
o Take Back Our Land Again, led by Reverend Janet Parsons We take time each year to honor and remember Dr. Martin Luther King and try to ask ourselves some of the questions he might be asking us today. Music by Robert Noble. Please join us at 10am, in-person or at...
Sunday Jan 11
We Fight for Roses, Too!, led by Reverend Janet Parsons, with Andy Soll, guest organist. As we explore our theme of Resistance this weekend we remember the importance of human dignity: our Unitarian Universalist first Principle. Everyone is welcome! Please join us at...
Sunday Jan 4
Disobeying King Herod, led by Reverend Janet Parsons, with music by Steve Lacey. Our theme for January is Resistance. So often in our retelling of the Christmas story, we leave out the ending. As we approach Epiphany, the end of the Christmas season, we'll return to...
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Spaciousness in Between
For years, we've told ourselves and each other how very busy we are. Often when we're asked how we're doing, our response is "Crazy busy." What might open up for us during this time where all the routines and rules have changed? Join Zoom Meeting:...
The Movement Into Mystery
The global pandemic has moved the world into a time of transition. Our old way of life feels distant, but it is too soon to say what the future might hold. We are in between times, known as a liminal time. Look for the login in our weekly email, or email the church...
led by Reverend Janet Parsons
Join us this Sunday, May 3 for our on-line worship service. Stay tuned for details.
Radical Gratitude
If joy were a balloon Radical Gratitude would be its helium. Developing a practice of Radical Gratitude can help shape our new normal. Musical guests Deb Hardy and Frank Freedman. Join us on-line! The Zoom meeting link is in our weekly e-newsletter, or email the...
Earth Day at 50
Join our virtual worship service on Zoom! We will be taking a poetic look at life here on Earth, in the context of our UU seventh Principle: "We affirm and promote the interdependent web of all existence, of which we are a part." Look for the Zoom meeting link in...
The First Easter
We arrive at Easter this year unable to celebrate in our traditional ways. We are sheltered, fearful of contact with the outside world. Our lives today mirror the experiences of the first Easter more than any other. Join us online! Email info@gloucesteruu.org...