Sunday, October 27th 
Rev. Gary McAlpin

Rev. Justin M. McCreary 
Sunday, October 20th, 2024 


James Luther Adams once wrote that the, “role of the prophet [is] central and indispensable to liberalism.” This Sunday’s service will continue the theme deep listening and will encourage us to listen to prophet voices past and present that help us better understand the world.

Rev. Justin M. McCreary 
Sunday, October 13th, 2024 

Buddhist Leader Thich Nhat Hanh once said, “To listen is an art.” This means that listening is not always simple, it takes work, practice, and time. Listening is also spiritual practice. It is something that our soul is called to do in the face of a world that pushes us into more and more isolation. This Sunday we will talk about the practice of listening in a world that struggles to hear. 

Rev. Justin M. McCreary
Sunday, October 6th, 2024

Prayer and spirituality often go hand in hand. Prayer is an opportunity for deep listening and introspection. It connects us to something larger than ourselves and gives us the opportunity to reflect on days past, assessing the good and forgiving the bad. But if you are like me, your association with prayer has not always been so positive. Like many who have experienced religious trauma, when I became a UU, I had to relearn how to pray. This is that story.

We're All in This Together 
September 29th, 2024 
Pastor Jamaal Dyer

Rev. Gary McAlpin
September 22nd, 2024

Rev Justin M. McCreary 
September 15th, 2024 

Unitarian Universalism is part of a heritage called, “The Free Church.” James Luther Adams once said, of the free church that, “It protests against routine conformity or thoughtless nonconformity that lead to deformity of mind and heart and community.” This Sunday I’d like to take a look at that Quote and consider the ramifications of being free.

Sunday, September 1st, 2024 
Rev. Justin M. McCreary

When I was a kid, I loved the feeling of getting an invitation in the mail. It was usually someone’s birthday, and I looked forward to every opportunity for birthday cake. Receiving an invitation can be a warm feeling, a feeling that will stay with someone for a long time. The act of inviting someone into our lives is important, especially to organizations like churches. With new people come new opportunities, new hopes, and new friends. So, during this season of ingathering, let’s put our best foot forward as we practice hospitality.

Rev Steven Leigh Williams
Sunday, August 25th, 2024

Rev Justin M McCreary - August 18th, 2024