Join us as we explore the Christian Book of Revelations, a source of comfort swaddled by authoritative certainty and a UU concept of Mystery, a source of comfort unbounded by joyful curiosity.
In a multigenerational community where members of all age groups are able to flourish, what are the particular gifts and potential roles of our elders in the social fabric?
Our world is always changing, yet so are we. In a time where change itself seems to have accelerated – where technology may beget superintelligence, where our planet is becoming drastically transformed – how can we peacefully, yet consciously, transition? Today, we will use the perspectives of young adults to encounter the transition into life in a new world. The understanding brought forth from these expe…
When was the last time you got to do something that made your heart happy? Play is creative, generative, and healthy for people of all ages. Join us for this fun service exploring the power of play in our lives!
Feel Something, Make Something explores how we can turn to art, creativity, and one another when we feel helpless and overwhelmed by the state of the world. We’ll look at how the creative process helps us release tension from our bodies, make sense of our roles in the community, and express the deep truths that words often fail to capture.
America is 250, and we’re at a crossroads. So much beautiful, and so much ugly. Holding the many contradictions together feels weighty. In all of this: what is America now? What have we lost? What is it becoming? Please join us on this auspicious day as we explore, through music and personal storytelling, national identity in our precarious moment.
What do Unitarian Universalists mean when we talk about shared ministry? Leadership of a congregation is bigger than any one person or position– so how do the roles, tasks, and processes of a congregation get distributed? Join us for this exploration of what it means to work together in service of the whole, in a ministry that invites us to share our unique gifts with the world.
Join us for our annual end-of-year worship service and a century-old tradition known as the Flower Ceremony. Bring a flower from your garden, from the grocery store, or from the side of the road, as we celebrate the beauty and diversity of life together.
God was all over the place in the Old Testament, talking to people, creating miracles. . . It seemed that he was very involved in people’s everyday lives. Then, he seemed to go away. Where did he go? As UUs, do we even acknowledge God? If we do, how do we find him?
It’s religious education Sunday and the kids are taking over the worship service! This morning we will hear the stories and songs of the children as we bridge our graduating seniors toward adulthood! Join us and share in the milestones of our youngest UUs. Following the service, you are invited to stay for refreshments as we dedicate our first RE garden project by planting Hobbs Goose Beans on the Hobbs…
From September through May, we offer two services and religious exploration for all ages on Sunday mornings in the Sanctuary of our historic church building:
9:15 AM — All ages service in person only. (Sanctuary – wiggly babies and toddlers welcome)
10:00 AM – All ages religious exploration (Adults and nursery in Hobbs Hall, children & youth in classrooms) Or join us in Hobbs Hall for our Community Café social hour!
11:00 AM — Traditional service in person (sanctuary) and streaming online via Zoom! (Nursery available for babies and toddlers on the same floor as the sanctuary.)
During the summer months we offer one service (with a Zoom option) at 10:00am in the air-conditioned comfort of Hobbs Hall, followed by our Community Café social hour.
Worship Services
Our services may be led by our minister, a visiting minister, or a lay member or guest of the congregation. Come dressed as you’re comfortable; you will find people dressed in both business casual and casual clothes.
