Past Services
Sunday March 30
The Forgotten Longfellow Rev. Norman Allen visits us from First Parish in Portland, ME, to share the transcendent wisdom of Rev. Samuel Longfellow - Henry Wadsworth's gay little brother. It was said of him, “he was good enough to be a saint and interesting enough to...
Sunday March 23
Trusting Hope, led by Reverend Janet Parsons, with Andrew Glennon, guest musician. Where can we place our hope in hard times? And can we trust hope? Our service is in-person, or at the livestream link below. Everyone is welcome!...
Sunday March 16
Trusting Religious Community, led by Reverend Janet Parsons, with Andrew Soll, organist, and the church choir. What binds a religious community together? How do we grow in trust and care for one another? As we continue to explore the topic of Trust this month, we ask...
More Services Archives
“Awaiting the Glin”
glin noun a bright glow in the sky close to the horizon, usually taken as a portent of a storm
“When a Stranger Appears at Your Door”
All world religions urge that we treat the stranger as a neighbor and friend. As we explore the meanings of Sanctuary this month, we will look at immigration in the United States.
“In the Shelter of Each Other”
Join us as we come together to think about what it means to us to be part of this community of faith and practice. As we prepare to begin our annual stewardship period, we pause to talk about generosity and caring for one another. Debra will provide religious...
“Places of Refuge”
Our spiritual theme for the month of October is Sanctuary. This word brings up images of places of safety and security, in a church, for example, or a place that harbors wildlife. These images evoke a sense of physical safety, but what about emotional and spiritual...
“A Vision for Universalism”
How has Universalism's vision evolved over the years? Where is it going? A sermon for Universalism Sunday, commemorating the anniversary of Reverend John Murray's first sermon in the American colonies. We're going to learn a special song.
“Thank you notes”
From a chore to a way of being. And who is the beneficiary of thankfulness - an attitude of gratitude? This essential spiritual practice is in a feedback loop with happiness. Thankfully we will expand our vision of this be-attitude.