This Sunday's Service
April 27, 2025: All Ages Earth Day Service
Dr. Stephanie Kimball, Molly O’Donnell and Marcia Veldman
Through story, poetry, music and action, we will celebrate the Earth – our home – and recommit ourselves to its care.
Upcoming Services
Past Services
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January 05, 2025: "All Ages Service: Welcoming the New Year" (Cancelled due to inclement weather)
Through story, song and ritual, we will explore the importance of intention and even set intentions for ourselves for the New Year. -
December 29, 2024: “Hanukkah: The Festival of Lights”
With leadership from members of our UU Jewish Connections group, we will explore and honor the stories and rituals of Hanukkah. -
December 24, 2025, 7 p.m. - Lessons and Carols
This service features the choir and both traditional and contemporary readings and reflections on Christmas. -
December 24, 2024, 4 p.m. - An All-Ages Participatory Retelling of the Nativity
This services includes a no-rehearsal Nativity play that invites people of all ages to play a part. -
December 22, 2024: “Beauty of the Darkness”
In this service, we invite time for quiet reflection, tend to heartbreak, and also remember the promise of the returning light. -
December 21, 2025: A Celebration of Life: Peter Schwandt
Celebration of Life for Peter Schwandt: Saturday, December 21, at 2 p.m. A reception will be held following the service in Fellowship Hall. -
December 20, 2024, 6:15 pm: Winter Solstice Service
Join us for a contemplative service celebrating the Winter Solstice with candlelight, stories, music, and a spiral labyrinth, in the Sanctuary. -
December 15, 2024: “Mark the Time”
Rituals, traditions and celebrations invite us to be especially attentive to our lives, our loved ones, our history and marking the passage of time. -
December 08, 2024: “The Meaning Behind Our Rituals”
In this service we’ll explore some of our regular UU rituals and the meaning and histories behind them. -
December 01, 2024: "Reimagining Thanksgiving"
We send our care to Bill Breeden who is unable to lead the service due to illness. Rev. Susan plans to lead the service.
