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“The Sacrament of Presence”
What makes our presence—our simple awareness—become sacred?
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What We Carry Forward
May 17 at 10:30 a.m.Rev. Bill Lyon | Music by the Heritage Choir This is a season of thresholds—graduations, retirements, moves, quiet or sudden shifts. Times when something is ending, and something else is not yet fully clear. In moments like these, we find ourselves sorting. Letting go of what we no longer need—or can…
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Why My Congregation is My Spiritual Home: Reflections on Belonging, Becoming, Believing, and Beloving
Each of us finds our way into community in different ways—through a sense of belonging, through growth and change, through shared beliefs, and through the practice of love.
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Not the One You Brought
In this beloved Unitarian Universalist ritual, we create something beautiful together—each person adding what they have brought.
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What If: Sci-fi, Speculative fiction, and UU Spirituality
Questions, imagination and storytelling take center stage in this service exploring the unique and subversive role of sci-fi in developing our moral imagination.
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The Sacrament of Presence
April 19 at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Mary Tarbell-Green What makes our presence—our simple awareness—become sacred? What is the gift we bring when we allow ourselves the grace of, as Ram Dass would say, “BE HERE NOW”? Join Rev. Mary Tarbell-Green as we explore what it means to bring light and love to this moment, just…
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What Love Asks
April 12 at 10:30 a.m.Rev. Bill Lyon Each week, we say the words: Love is the spirit of this church. But what does that love ask of us—not just in what we feel, but in how we live? This Sunday, we reflect on the shape love takes in practice, and how it calls us—gently, and…
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Rising Toward What Is Next
In this all-ages service, we reflect on resurrection as re-orientation—how meaning shifts, hope opens, and life continues unfolding even when the future is uncertain.
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Joy Without Denial
In this service, we explore a joy that is honest, resilient, and rooted in reality—a joy that can coexist with grief, uncertainty, and hope.
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Aligning What Matters Most
n this service, we reflect on aligning our resources—time, energy, and financial support—with what matters most.
