Rev Chris Jimmerson and Rev Michelle LaGrave's service delivered on January 5, 2025. For New Year's Day, we will hold our annual burning bowl service. We contemplate what we would like to let go so that we may more easily find our center. Then we whisper that which we would like to let go into pieces of flash paper, toss them into a fire, and watch them burn away.

Guest Speaker Bis Thornton's sermon delivered on December 29, 2024. As 2024 enters its final few days, many of us are thinking about endings. How do we keep loving when loving is what makes saying goodbye so hard? And how can we stay focused on joy in the present when we fear the suffering the future holds? Join guest preacher Bis Thornton on a journey into the Gospel of John to see what its stories can tell us about love and loss in our lives today.

On December 24, 2024 Rev. Michelle LaGrave leads our annual Christmas Eve service of Lessons and Carols.

On December 22, 2024 we join together for this annual tradition of song and holiday merriment for our no-rehearsal Christmas Pageant.

Rev Erin Walter and Rev Michelle LaGrave's sermon delivered on December 15, 2024. Join us for a fun and festive service where the congregation will unwrap gifts of presence.

Rev Michelle LaGrave's sermon delivered on December 8, 2024. Rev Michelle offers us survival tips for the spiritual work that we can learn and follow to prepare for the new administration coming in January. She uses the term Zombie Apocalypse as a metaphor because the circumstances we face are so extreme, so out of the ordinary, so out of control, that they seem unreal.

Celebrating the life of Kimball Wayne Bockman. Wayne Bockman was born on June 24, 1955 in Pasadena, Texas to Anna Joyce (Jones) Bockmon and Wayne Russel Bockman. He left for parts unknown on September 2, 2024. We celebrate his life with stories, humor, and the songs he loved.

Rev Erin Walter's sermon delivered on December 1, 2024. Sexism and misogyny harm people of all genders and can affect our communities in subtle, even unnoticed ways. How can we make a spiritual practice of rooting out those prejudices in our world and ourselves? Rev. Erin Walter updates her UU Women's Federation award-winning sermon "From Eve to Hillary." The sermon was featured at the 2017 General Assembly in New Orleans. Today's updated version still resonates for post-election 2024 and for this moment.

Minister Emerita, Rev. Meg Barnhouse's service delivered on November 24, 2024. Some thoughts on prayer from a person who used to be really good at praying, but now has many theories and thoughts about it. Lots of people are praying for me since I am sick, and I don't know how to feel about it.

Rev. Michelle LaGrange's service delivered on November 17, 2024. In times like these, what kind of soul work are we called to do? Can we, might we, repair our spirits?