We are a Welcoming Congregation, recognized by the Unitarian Universalist Association. This means we affirm and include people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer at every level of congregational life—in worship, in program, and in social occasions—welcoming you as whole people.
Let go of the old year and welcome the new as the Worship Committee leads us through a bright and collaborative service. Danielle Kehoe will share her gifts of music.
Services are in-person in the sanctuary and online via the Zoom link below –
Virtual … read more.
Come join us at the Fellowship Building for a service that allows you to take part in a way of worshiping that gets us out of our heads and into a different kind of rhythm. We are emerging from another long winter into the birth … read more.
The Transcendentalist concept of humans, God, and personal responsibility was not different from ours. They were reformers with a beautiful concept, facing the same discontents as we: Acute needs, time that moved too slowly, action that felt insufficient, and consequences that would be dire. Connectivity … read more.
As we navigate through difficult times, we often find ways to find beauty within the simplest things. As the community of quilters will tell you, a few old pieces of fabric can find renewed life when combined and sewed together into a work of … read more.
Our Memories and Our Stories- Come share in this special service of remembering- members of our UU community will share stories of this past year; the emotional journeys, the discoveries, the losses and the small joys. How do we touch two places at once in … read more.
We are approaching the day where we in the Northern Hemisphere find ourselves perfectly balanced between dark and light. On Sunday Dec 20, in joint service sponsored by the Music and Worship committees, we will spend some time considering the rich benefits of the dark … read more.
Join the Worship Committee as we continue to explore what it means to be a people of Integrity. There are many facets to the concept of
Integrity. It’s certainly in the news. Today we will examine integrity as wholeness: we examine the wholeness of Self; … read more.
As we come to the end of September’s worship focus on Expectations, we will explore what it means to let go of some of our expectations. Led by members of the Worship Committee, this Sunday we ask: can we, should we and what does it … read more.
