Our Sunday morning services are in-person in the sanctuary and live streamed via this Zoom link.
As we are all aware COVID-19 is still with us. While most of us are vaccinated and boosted there are still people who are at higher risk from this disease than the average. We are a welcoming community and as such, care for one another. In that spirit the Board and Reverend Bran request that everyone wear a mask for in person services to protect all our members and to encourage everyone who is able to attend. We will continue to provide extra masks, available at all church entrances, to those who need them.
We are all children at heart! We have to be. Every day brings a newness of experience for all of us no matter the age. And to master each of these moments of newness, we need courage and grit. Sure it’s hard, and scary, and … read more.
It is good for us to remember that our faith began with living men and women with great religious convictions. Today we bring to life the love of the man who brought the gospel of Universalism to America, John Murray, and his feminist wife … read more.
On this day we will claim the magic of this Christmas myth via video thanks to the creativity and skill of our Director of Religoius Education, Laura Vilain and our youth. We will relive and revive the story with lots of singing thanks to … read more.
Welcome to RE Sunday! Join us this Sunday as we look at the village of our congregation, at our UU faith and values, and at the world at large through the eyes of our children. And may we capture some of that beautiful simplicity ourselves.
The … read more.
We are living in a time of extremes: the hope of the youth rising up in climate activism, and the anxiety and grief of a global pandemic; the upcoming super-drought in the West, hurricanes in the South, and unprecedented rainfall predicted for the Northeast. This … read more.
5:30-6:15 On this night, we cloak ourselves in mystery and leave behind the rush of the season, to gather in our beautifully decorated sanctuary. We will hear the familiar words of old that tug at the memory and stir the heart. Again, we will touch … read more.
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