Livestreamed at 10:30 am If God exists, does he (!) communicate directly with favoured individuals and, if so, what do those messages say, and should we heed them? What does God say to you? Rev. Dr. David Usher is a retired Unitarian Universalist minister. A lifelong Unitarian born and raised in Australia and now living in … Continue reading “Messages from God”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am When we hear the word “compassion” we often think of a soft sort of sympathy. However true compassion goes deeper than that. Join us on Sunday as Rev. Walter discusses the depth, complexity and obligation of compassion. Rev. Walter Clark has been the minister of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Wayne County … Continue reading “More Than a Feeling”
The church is closed, and all activities are canceled today. Stay safe! See you next week!
Livestreamed at 10:30 am The Moral Responsibility to Disobey Unjust Laws Martin Rafanan Bio: I am the son of immigrant parents. My father arrived in the United States from the Philippine Islands in 1927, and my mother came in 1949 as a German Holocaust survivor and displaced person. As a multi-racial, multi-ethnic immigrant family, we … Continue reading “The Sacred Work of Resistance”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am Using the 1976 Stevie Wonder hit song Love’s in Need, we will explore the kind of love that is called for us to enact as a counter to the times in which we find ourselves. Rev. Dr. Asa Lee currently serves as the President and Professor of Theological Formation for Ministry at … Continue reading “A Love in Need”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am “Born on the Water” is a picture book adaptation of the Pulizter Prize winning 1619 Project by journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones. We explore this historical origin story centering the African American experience and contribution to the founding of our national identity in three parts. Music and the lighting of the kinara candles … Continue reading The 1619 Project: “Born on the Water”
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Livestreamed at 7:00 pm The call of the holiday bells reminds us to be our best self, no matter what house of worship we attend, or don’t attend. We have two Christmas Eve services ending with candles and Silent Night, 4:30 (family oriented) and 7 p.m.
Livestreamed at 4:30 pm The call of the holiday bells reminds us to be our best self, no matter what house of worship we attend, or don’t attend. We have two Christmas Eve services ending with candles and Silent Night, 4:30 (family oriented) and 7 p.m.
Livestreamed at 10:30 am 21 December 2025 Homily Rev. Kate. R. Walker Use with permission “Goodnight Sun” As the sun has been easing onto the horizon, in this multigenerational worship we finally welcome darkness as a time to rest and to play with images of transformation. Our Theme of the Month, Myths and Symbols, offers many insights into what can be found in the space … Continue reading “Goodnight Sun”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am As we explore Theme of the Month, Myths and Symbols, let’s take a dive into the layers of a powerful story of creation and destruction, the Book of Genesis. We welcome our Jewish identified members and friends as we recognize the start of Chanukah.
