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Sunday Services - Music Sunday

Sunday Services - Rev. Barbara Cornell

Sunday Services - Melanie DeMore and Rev. Nancy Reid-Mckee

Sunday Services - Rev. Barbara and Jaco ten Hove

Sunday Services - Rev. Bruce Bode

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A Text Message from Your Better Angel

Sunday March 30th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineJoseph Bednarik

What’s Your SOS?

Sunday March 23 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Emily Melcher

Godzilla v. Your Generous Heart

Sunday March 16th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineJoseph Bednarik

Who Is Love Calling Us to Be?

Sunday March 9th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Natalie Malter

A Sanctuary People

Sunday March 2nd 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineMelanie DeMore, Rev. Jennifer DeBusk Alviar

Friday Services – with Melanie DeMore and Rachel Maxwell

Friday February 28th 7 pm in person and onlineMelanie DeMore, Rachel Maxwell

The Light Gets In

Sunday February 23 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Nancy Reid-McKee

Surely Joy Is the Condition of Life

Sunday February 16 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Dr. Barry Andrews

Practices to Guide Us

Sunday February 9th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Erika Hewitt

Winter of the Soul

Sunday February 2nd 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Natalie Malter

Unitarian Universalist Climate Revival

Sunday January 26th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineElliot Hazzard, Nick Maxwell

Encountering Others: The purpose of religious community

Sunday January 19th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Nancy Reid-McKee

Las Posadas

Sunday January 12th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Maria Cristina Vlassidis Burgoa

A Conversation About Gender

Sunday January 5th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineLinden Jordan, Melanie DeMore

Friday Services – with Melanie DeMore and Rachel Maxwell

Friday January 3rd 7 pm in person and onlineMelanie DeMore, Rachel Maxwell

Featured Upcoming Service

By Our Deed, Not Our Creed

Sunday July 13th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Michael Walker

Returning as a guest speaker again, Rev. Michael Walker takes us on a historical journey of Unitarian leadership for social justice. The Father of American Unitarianism, Rev. William Ellery Channing, once said (paraphrasing) we are saved by our deeds, not our creeds. He taught that it was by our actions, our work for justice, that we should be judged in this life, and not merely by what beliefs we each hold, to be judged in the next life. Channing did not have a concept of a metaphysical afterlife and day of judgement – he lived for today, and counseled us to find ways to do good today. In an era that was straining from the puritanical Calvinism and its doctrine of predestination, Channing’s views were a breath of fresh air, for some.

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