Bis Thornton's service delivered on August 30, 2026. Do you know the tale of the sorceress Ceridwen and the boy who stole from her Cauldron of Inspiration? Join Bis Thornton for a dive into Welsh mythology as we consider our own call to nimble transformations amidst the cycles of life.

Rev Chris Jimmerson's service delivered on August 23, 2026. As we celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Week here in Austin, join Rev. Chris and some of your fellow church members as we reflect on the significance in our lives and our world of this annual event and being a part of an LGBTQ+ affirming church and faith that celebrate it. In these times in which we find ourselves, such a church and faith can become a spiritual lifeline.

Rev Carrie Holley-Hurt's service delivered on August 16, 2026. One of our new ends challenges us to see ourselves as a congregation made up of ALL the people who attend the church and to prioritize the spiritual nourishment of that diverse congregation. Join Rev. Carrie as she explores this good, holy, and timely work and how we might both do it and benefit from it.

Rev Chris Jimmerson's service delivered on August 9, 2026. As we continue this second in a series of services on the ways (called "ends") we have prioritized for living our mission as a religious community, we will explore our second end, "We are an intergenerational church that invests in and prioritizes spiritual nourishment for all." As we live out the part of our mission that says we 'nourish souls', this end encourages us to both embrace difference and celebrate unity in order to do so.

Rev Carrie Holley-Hurt's service delivered on August 2, 2026. This Sunday we worship a little bit differently, there is no sermon. Instead, members were offered six intergenerational activities to do throughout the church. This podcast samples one of the activities - Songs of Resistance led by singer/songwriter Sarah Bentley.

Rev Carrie Holley-Hurt's service delivered on July 26, 2026. Whether we are talking about an authoritarian crisis or a physical crisis, all of us need each other to survive and thrive. This Sunday Rev. Carrie explores this topic and prepares us for an emergency response. As part of the service, we will all participate in a fire drill, which will be rewarded with great music from Parker Woodland, popsicles, and (possibly) firefighters.

Rev Chris Jimmerson's service delivered on July 19, 2026. Join us as some great folks from our social action team discuss the effective allyship that is so vital to living out our values and mission.

Service delivered on July 12, 2026. Join our First UU Youth Group as they share their thoughts and perspectives on topics that concern them as part of their bridging ceremony into adulthood.

Rev Chris Jimmerson's service delivered on July 5, 2026. Join us for the first in a sermon series exploring the spiritual significance of the ways (called "ends") through which we as a church have committed to living our mission. This Sunday, we will contemplate the first of our four ends: We are a collaborative, pluralistic church living our values and mission in the greater world, achieving together what we can't do alone.

Rev Carrie Holley-Hurt's service delivered on June 28, 2026. What do Care Bears, Pride, spirituality, and UU theology have in common? According to Rev. Carrie, a lot. Join her to see how she makes that argument.