For most of our worship services beginning in the spring of 2020, we have video recordings of the full worship service and of just the sermon available for you to watch.
There Is a Love
Based on the song "There Is A Love", we will talk about how to respond to challenging moments in our lives.
Pray for the Resistance
Some history of working class anti-fascist organizing, and how religion both helped and hindered.
Gifts From Our Ancestors
What makes big lies so powerful in today’s America? I didn’t really understand, until I got a letter from my great-great grandfather. Based on the idea that historical curiosity is a form of spiritual practice, this service explores how we can use the past to understand the present, without limiting our imagination about the future.
Righting History
How do we come to know about certain stories and people from history, but not about others? In this service we’ll consider some examples of forgotten or mis-remembered people and events from the liberal religious tradition. These stories lead to ethical and theological reflections that may help change how we listen to — and how we talk about — history.
The Road to Emmaus
Easter can be a complicated holiday for Unitarian Universalists, especially for those of us who do not identify as Christian. In this service we will see how the Easter story can provide meaning, solace, and hope, no matter our theology — and specifically how a passage from the book of Luke might resonate with us at this particular moment in the history of the United States.
The Good We Hope For
Join us as Joe Jencks continues to weave together spoken word and music to explore The Good We Hope For.