Our Unitarian Universalist community can be many things—a place of inspiration, wonder, justice making, learning and growth—but when events touch our lives it becomes a place of comfort, celebration and solace. This very special service will include a ritual of blessing and caring.

Divinity is everywhere, when we open our eyes and ears. For some, deity may be so all encompassing that we may not name it God at all.

Together we celebrate our journey as a congregation, with music from the Spirit Singers along with words from Rev. Schatz and UCWC members. Please come at 9:50 to participate in singing before the service.

In an era when increasing numbers describe themselves as “spiritual, but not religious,” Unitarian Universalism offers a unique path.

On this day as our congregation celebrates The Feast of Decadent Chocolate, we’ll turn our attention to the joy in living. Also, please note that there may be a Town Hall meeting after the service.   FULL TEXT:   Poem:  Ode to Chocolate, by Sarah Hyson The darker, the better, rich thou art in theobromines, … Continue reading Chocolate Is Just the Beginning

When our lives become difficult, how do we find hope?

There is much to be concerned about in today’s world—yet it is also a world of promise, hope, and progress. The key to that promise lies within each of us and the lives we choose to live.

In this very special service, we will honor the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., recall his words, and give our attention to the work that lies ahead of us. Spirit Singers sing today. FULL TEXT   Day of Justice by Rev. Dan Schatz with readings from Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. … Continue reading Day of Justice

We live, move, and have our being in time. How do we make our time sacred?

Join us as we gather together for a traditional Christmas Eve service with readings, carols, music from the Spirit Singers, a Christmas reflection from Rev. Dan Schatz, and the singing of “Silent Night” by candlelight.