Upcoming Services
November 15, 2026: Reverence for All Life
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Mindful of both Veteran’s Day and Transgender Day of Remembrance, we will reflect on how much it matters that we learn to honor life and the terrible costs of allowing the degradation of people’s lives to continue.
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November 22, 2026: All Ages Bread Service
For this service, everyone is invited to bring a grain-based staple (brown bread, sourdough, buns, muffins, tortillas, challah, naan, for example) that is reflective of your family traditions (new or old) to share as part of the service.
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November 29, 2026: What is Survivance and Why Should We Care?
Rev. Dennis McCarty
Recognizing the ways that Thanksgiving stories have been told to repress the history of colonization, this service will reflect on survivance, explained to me by Indigenous people as a portmanteau of survival and resilience. It is very much a matter of oppressed people living on their own terms, rather than terms dictated by the oppressor.
Past Services
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March 23, 2026 - 6pm: Spring Equinox Service
Please join us as we mark the turning of the season and reflect on our own life journeys as individuals and as a community.
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March 22, 2026: Together in Hope and Courage
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
This Sunday we kick-off our annual Pledge Drive Campaign and remember the vital importance of this community to growing our hope and courage. Special music with the All Ages Band. -
March 15, 2026: All Ages Service: What's Next For Us?
Jeff LaBonde
This service will invite all generations into a shared practice of grounded hope and spiritual resistance, finding purpose not in guaranteed outcomes but in the sacred work of showing up for one another and for justice, step by faithful step. This service will feature the Family Choir. -
March 14, 2026: Memorial Service for Beth Henkel
A Memorial Service for Beth Henkel will be held on Saturday, March 14, at 2 p.m. in the Meeting Room. A reception will follow in Fellowship Hall.
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March 8, 2026: Keep Hope Alive
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Hope is essential, especially during the most difficult times. Hope isn’t just sunny optimism; it is a strength of spirit and perspective that helps us keep showing up for what we love. -
March 1, 2026: Welcoming: The Journey
The Rev. Katie Romano Griffin
What does it truly mean to be a welcoming congregation? Is it a sign on the door? A statement on a website? Singing Fuente de Amor? Or is it something deeper — a living, evolving practice rooted in love? -
February 22, 2026: Why Truth Matters
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
In these days of deceit, truth matters. As do seekers and defenders of truth. Our UU tradition has a long commitment to seeking truth. Let’s explore this commitment and its importance to creating Beloved Community. -
February 21, 2026: Memorial Service for Clarke Miller
A Memorial Service will be held for Clarke Miller on Saturday, February 21, at 11 a.m. in the Meeting Room. A reception will follow in Fellowship Hall.
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February 15, 2026: In Search of Truth and Wisdom
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Truth can denote something factual, but it can also point to the deeper meaning of things. Truth in this sense can actually draw us to confront some of life’s most difficult realities. However, it also means that the search for truth can help us grow in wisdom. -
February 8, 2026: Scout's Truth: Lessons from To Kill a Mockingbird
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Auction Sermon: Marcia Hart won my sermon in the auction and asked that I speak about Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird and in particular the character of Scout. What a great opportunity to reflect on truth.
