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MARATHON SUNDAY: NO FORMAL SERVICE

Because it is difficult for staff and volunteers to reach the church building on Marathon Sunday, there will be no formal service on May 3, 2026.We are working on planning an informal alternative, and the building will be open. Please reach out to program staff or Stephanie Pawlowski if you would like to assist in … Continue reading MARATHON SUNDAY: NO FORMAL SERVICE

“Alleluia!”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am We celebrate Easter and rebirth This Sunday morning with the Reverend Deryck Tines and the Universalist Community Singers.  Kids will enjoy our annual Easter egg hunt.

Taino Unitarian Equinox Celebration

Livestreamed at 10:30 am In this multigenerational service, the congregation will join with members of the Taino Caney Indigenous Spritual Circle.  Through song and ritual to honor Mother Earth and Father Sky and to celebrate the Spring Equinox.  Led by Beike Miguel Sague, Beike Dayvanna Caraballo-Schreiner, Miguel “Cha” Sague III, 1st UU Music & Education Staff … Continue reading Taino Unitarian Equinox Celebration

“The Pursuit of God”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am From Mennonite to apostasy… a spiritual journey as revealed through the eyes of an artist and what was retained along the path less traveled. Herb Weaver has been an artist and educator for nearly four decades, teaching at the middle, high, and college levels. He has remained art-active and has exhibited in over 200 shows … Continue reading “The Pursuit of God”

“Every Card in the Deck: Our Stories, Our Power, Our Love”

Livestreamed  at 10:30 am In a moment when so many of us are carrying grief, anger, fear, and questions about what power we truly hold in this world, Rev. Tasha Brownfield invites us into a shared, contemplative Tarot practice as a divine story exchange. Rooted in Unitarian Universalist values of transformation, pluralism, and interdependence, this service explores what … Continue reading “Every Card in the Deck: Our Stories, Our Power, Our Love”

“Black History Month”

Livestreamed  at 10:30 am On this fourth Sunday of Black History Month, we take time for community celebration and reflection through song and spoken word, led by Zuly Inirio, Erica Shadowsong, Kris Rust, Ellen Gozion, and the Unitarian Universalist Community Singers.