More to Come - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Easter isn't a day. It's a season — fifty days, in fact. Which means we're not done. An ancient story: two people walking away from the worst week of their lives, a stranger falling into step beside them. They don't recognize him. Not yet. A sermon...
We Sang Anyway: Spring Sing - led by Margaret Jerz and The Rev. Brian Mason Music Director Margaret Jerz will lead the church choir and guest musicians in our annual Spring Sing - one Sunday each spring when the music does most of the talking, and everybody leaves a little lighter. Through music and song,...
I Knew Them Before They Were Big - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching From a living room to a landmark — this congregation has been showing up before anyone was watching. For love, for forgiveness, for salvation, for rest, for gossip. Welcome to the church. Join us as we welcome the newest members of the...
Contact - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Not a concept. Not a theory. Some things can only be known when they knock you sideways. What happens when the sacred gets close?
Bridging Sunday – led by Jes Zimmer, Director of Religious Education We celebrate our graduating seniors and all those crossing important thresholds this season. Our young people offer reflections on their journeys, and we send them forward with our blessing. This Month's Ministry Partner On the third weekend of each month, our Sunday collection is...
Terms and Conditions - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Pentecost is the oldest argument against the consumer model of faith: some things only come to those who gather.
The Stories We Inherit, the Stories We Become - led by Jessica Zimmer-Saltzman, DRE and aspirant for UU ministry We’re shaped by the stories we grow up inside and by the ones that challenge us, unsettle us, or invite us to grow in new directions. In this sermon, we’ll explore what happens when we meet...
Flower Communion – the Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Today we celebrate Flower Communion, a beloved Unitarian Universalist tradition. Each person brings a flower to create a shared bouquet – a symbol of the beauty and uniqueness each of us brings to our community. Like the flowers, no two of us are the same, and each...
Inappropriate Laughter Fan Club - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching In hospital waiting rooms. In the checkout line. In the back of the tent when you think no one can hear. Somewhere in us there’s a laugh we haven't let out — the one that says, sure, okay, more is coming. A sermon about Sarah's...
Solstice: Certainty in Uncertain Times – Randy Jefferson, Member of the Religious Services Committee Join in our observation of the summer solstice, celebrating the high sun as we express gratitude for our oneness with the natural world and its steadying influence. The midyear is a time for reflection, looking back with thanks and ahead with...
Masking for Jesus: Religion and Neurodivergence – Danika Monarksi, Guest Speaker Our minds are as beautiful and diverse as our religious and spiritual journeys and beliefs. Bring your fidget toys and jittery legs to celebrate our differences and explore the intersections of religion and the neurodiverse experience as told through personal experience, peer-reviewed research, and...
Does Anyone Remember Why We’re Mad? — The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Have you ever gotten irritated with someone, said something mean, and then later asked yourself, Why am I even mad? But kept it going anyway because the other person seemed mad now too, and you didn’t want to lose an argument you don’t remember...