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.

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Spiritual Nourishment

Led by: Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: Amy McKlindon
Music: Benjie Messer

In our second of four weeks, we will have a stew of music, poetry and spiritual practices to take a breath, nourish our souls and practice together. This week, we'll explore spiritual practice using our bodies--body meditations and walking meditations in particular.

A lotus flower floating on the water with the words spiritual nourishment at the top in white

Spiritual Nourishment

Led by: Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: John LaBarbera
Music: Benjie Messer

For four weeks, we will have a stew of music, poetry, and spiritual practices to take a breath, nourish our souls and practice together. This week, we'll explore the spiritual practice of Lectio Divina, where we take a poem and look at it several times. We also welcome back our Director of Music Benjie Messer and thank our Sabbatical Music coordinators.

A wheelchair symbol on a gradient purple background with the words Hidden Pain in black

Hidden Pain

Led by: Jon Palumbo
Worship Associate: Sam Kirkland

Many people live with disabilities or disorders that affect their daily lives. We pride ourselves in being compassionate and respectful toward those with disabilities. But what if that disability is invisible to the eye? Join us as we explore what it is like to live with hidden disabilities and how we can be inclusive to all.

A group of people jumping up and down on the beach with a sunset in the background.

Everyday Microjoys

Led by: Amy McKlindon
Worship Associate: Carrie Lifshitz

"Joy is not meant to be a crumb," our UU Patron Saint Mary Oliver tells us. In times when our joys may feel smaller or harder to find, let's explore together opportunities to identify and give in to the microjoys present in the everyday.

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60’s Folk Revival

Led by: John LaBarbera
Worship Associate: Bill Snowden

The 1960s were a decade of turmoil and great social change. Now, as the ‘60s turn 60, we are seeing many similar themes emerge. Join us for a morning of socially conscious music that’s just as relevant as ever.

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How Can I Keep From Singing

Led by: Sam Kirkland

This year Sam Kirkland invites you to sing out in honor of your ancestors. Those upon whom shoulders you stand and who are the wind beneath your wings - who’ve transitioned from this plane and onto the great beyond.  It will be a service of reflections and songs for those who are gone but never forgotten.