Meaning, Morals, Logic and Awe - The Rev. Suzelle Lynch preaching Do you eschew all belief in the supernatural, yet still feel a deep sense of meaning when you experience...
A Season Best Savored Slowly – The Rev’d Brian Mason preaching Being an adult is cool, but only kinda. For starters, holidays aren’t quite as simple as they once were....
Celebrate the joyous melodies of the season at our Annual Christmas Sing, a cherished tradition that fills our hearts with the spirit of unity and togetherness. Gather with friends and...
Sermon Summary Join us on Christmas Eve for a truly special Candlelight Service. Our evening will begin with an inspiring sermon, guiding us to reflect on the universal themes of...
Dec. 31: Beginnings and Endings – Melody Moberg, preaching “In the beginning.” Cycles of death and rebirth. “Beginnings and endings” is a striking title some Unitarian Universalist religious educators use...
A Life Distilled – Brian Mason, preaching Because life happens, the best New Year’s resolutions are about distilling how we hope to approach life. This Sunday we’ll talk about a...
Thou Shalt Have a Thing - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Let’s face it, we all like to be seen as—or feel—special. Often, it starts in grade school, takes on...
Trapped – The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching. Many of us have stuck with things because we felt trapped. We had ample evidence suggesting it wouldn’t end well, that we wouldn’t...
This I Believe - Led by the Worship & Music Committee We all have beliefs that help guide us. During the service, three members of the congregation will share their...
Protect Me From What I Want - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Join us as we talk about desires and their impact on our spiritual journey. In a world pushing...
Our Annual “Ask the Minister” tradition is a cherished tradition where our young members take the lead in shaping our spiritual journey. Kids are invited to submit thoughtful questions, ranging...
Is Your Soul Frostbitten? - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching When resigning his pastorate, Ralph Waldo Emerson quipped that Unitarianism was like a “cold corpse.” The rub being that it...