Worship

Rev. Beau Rivers preaching This collaborative service offered by members of the transgender and non-binary community will be followed by a discussion forum after coffee hour. Come learn how you can support the trans community in 2025.  The Chalice Choir will be singing. Photo Credit Zjazjazoie

Rev. Beau Rivers preaching We celebrate Black History by calling to mind the great contributions of Black people in our nation’s history. Since many have been erased from our collective memory, some of them might surprise you! A Chalice Ensemble will be singing Hush (African American Traditional, Slavery Period). This service will include audience participation and a slide-show presentation.

Rev. Danielle Di Bona preaching Due to the impending snowstorm, our service on Sunday, February 9, has been cancelled.However, there will be a snow-shoveling party at 1:00 pm on Sunday at the church. Bring shovels! As the President makes good on his campaign threats, I am hearing from many colleagues and friends that they are afraid. Many of us may also be afraid of the changes that we can expect and those we are imagining. But, we are a people of faith....a faith upon which we can rest as we stay close to our communities of love and hope. Our faith will,

Rev. Beau Rivers preaching This service will be held at 10:30 am in the sanctuary as scheduled. Driving conditions may be poor, so please travel carefully if you attend in person. The service will be live-streamed on YouTube as usual. In the early 1900s, Universalist minister Griswold Williams wrote, Love is the doctrine of this church. The quest for truth is its sacrament and service is it prayer. How do we understand our recently adopted UU values of Equity, Transformation, Pluralism, Generosity, Justice, and Interdependence as rooted in Love? How might a Theology Rooted in Love guide us in response

Rev. Beau Rivers preaching What are the necessary ingredients for transformation to occur? Who, or what were the catalysts that beckoned us to change our way of being in the world? How often have we been called to be more than we ever imagined we could be? There will be an opportunity for us to share our experiences during the service.  The Chalice Choir will be singing. Photo credit Peter Miller