Past Services
Sunday January 26
Gandhi's Way; Revisited, led by Reverend Tracy Johnson with music by Steve Lacey. "A couple of years ago I explored the life and teachings of Gandhi. This Sunday, I want to take another look with a slightly different focus that speaks to my heart in these times. Join...
Sunday January 19
To Take on Tomorrow, led by Reverend Janet Parsons with music by Andrew Soll and the church choir. On this Martin Luther King weekend, the country is at an inflection point. Our service is in-person, or at the livestream link below. Everyone is welcome!...
Sunday January 12
The Power of Stories, led by Reverend Janet Parsons, with Jacqueline Schwab, guest musician. What happens when we learn only one version of a story? How are we, and our country, limited as a result? Our service is in-person, or at the livestream link below....
More Services Archives
“The Blessing of Community”
We will be exploring what it means to participate in a community of faith. We celebrate belonging by officially welcoming our newest members, and will hold our traditional Flower Communion ceremony. Please join us at 10:00 a.m. and bring a flower to share with someone!
“Mark Twain Preaches on June 17”
Mark Twain, played by professional actor Peter Berkrot, will deliver Sunday's sermon. In this one-man presentation written and narrated by Brent Wilkes, Berkrot delivers an unforgettable performance based on selected quotes from one of America’s most beloved writers....
“The Chorus of Life Welcoming You”
Our spiritual theme for the month of June is Blessing. What do we mean by 'blessing'? We can both be a blessing, and receive one. But do we actually receive a blessing if we don't notice that it has been given? Join us at 10:00 a.m. for beautiful music and poetry....
RE Sunday: A Celebration of Our Sources
Unitarian Universalists are intentional in turning to a diversity of sources as we seek to discover truth and make meaning in our lives. Join us for a Celebration of Our Sources!
“Let Us Create the Peace”
As we prepare to celebrate Memorial Day, and honor our dead, let's pause to consider how long the nation has been at war. What is this doing to us? How do we find ways to create peace?
“The Fire of Thought”
Modern life affords little opportunity for idle daydreaming. Yet, many spiritual traditions and scientific research alike suggest that our most creative ideas and inspired connections emerge when we make time and space for our minds to wander.