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Past Services

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...

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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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Sunday Dec 28

Brunch Church Please join us in the social hall this Sunday at 10:00 a.m. for Brunch Church - an opportunity to enjoy a meal as we hold an informal service. As is our tradition, we'll be burning our regrets from the old year and looking ahead to the new year. No live...

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More Services Archives

Dreams in the Desert

We will be gathering once again on Zoom for a service of readings, music, and message. Passover begins on April 4, and the Passover story has much to teach us during this time of fear and radical change. Musical guest is Frank Freedman.  Look for Zoom login...

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Wisdom and Beauty in Poetry

We continue our online services with a service celebrating the arrival of spring in poetry and song, with special musical guest Deb Hardy. To join, visit the church Facebook page, or contact the church office to receive our weekly newsletter, which has sign up...

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universalist wisdom

The words of Kazuo Ishiguro, Whitman, and other poets inspired the sermon for March 22nd . Many know Ishiguro from the movie Remains of the Day. Karl reflects on Universalist themes in some of America‘s greatest writers, including Ralph Waldo Emerson, Emily Dickinson...

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The Wisdom of Trees

Research tells us that trees know far more than we ever have imagined, and that nature understands living on this planet so much better than humans.

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Hagia Sophia: The Feminine Face of God

To celebrate Women's History Month, we will consider the feminine aspect of the Holy: known by the ancient Greeks as Sophia, or Wisdom. What is this personification of Wisdom? "I was brought forth when God created the heavens..."

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