Worship

Rev. Peter Connolly preaching On this day which has been set aside to honor those who died for their country, we will lift up those whose lives we wish to be remembered and ask the question, "What would you be willing to die for?". Special music will be provided by Ed Priest.

Even within our lifetimes, there has been much progress in the acceptance of gay and lesbian persons into the mainstream of American society.  Today, two of our members will relate their experiences through these changes and an assessment of the challenges that remain.  The Elsie Gaudette Award will be presented this morning.  Special music will be provided by Tony Soares. Immediately following the service this morning, there will be an opportunity for congregational members to be filled in on the details of the Domestic Violence event scheduled for July 16.

Probably more than in any other denomination, the success of a church in the Unitarian Universalist tradition depends on the active involvement of its members.  Today we celebrate and give thanks for the many ways our members contribute to our success.  The Chalice Choir will be singing, featuring Marty Hartford on clarinet.

Viola Fairweather presenting At birth, each of us begins our own unique journey through life. One of my most significant highlights was hiking through the mountains of Spain on a pilgrimage to the Cathedral of St. James, known as The Camino. Today provides me with the opportunity to share with you some of the truths I learned along the way.   Join us for our summer worship services. The typical service starts at 9:00 a.m. and lasts ½ hour with the rest taken up by fellowship time until 10:00 a.m.  Summer services are held in our air-conditioned Parish Hall.