An interlude to Religious Education Sunday, "Give Light" is performed by the UCWC occasional Intergen Choir.

UCWC Music Director Miriam Davidson directs the Spirit Singers Choir in a rendition of Distant Land by John Rutter.

Mother’s main concern always has been guiding her family. For Mother's Day, Bill adapts a technique from the business world to help the mother and father or spouses or partners guide their families to function effectively in contemporary society.

In the unfolding of life, how does Unitarian Universalism help us bring together our lives, communities, and spirit? Rev. Dan gives his second service at UCWC.

Meet our new minister candidate, Rev. Dan Schatz as he explores self. The Unitarian Universalist search for truth often takes us inward — a far more complex and challenging journey than many would imagine. How do we begin the search for self?

Join Pam Baxter, DLFD and John Gribbin, Sandy Schaal, and Alan Pittenger of UCWC as we celebrate our animal friends. Starting with the story of Henry Bergh and the ASPCA, we explore what we as UUs can do to support and to promote ethical animal treatment.

The members of UCWC soon will vote on calling a new settled minister and there are many opinions about what the new minister should be like, and do. Rev. Bill draws on over 20 years of working with ministers to talk about what UCWC will and will not get.

Like many UU churches, we are a congregation of varied backgrounds and beliefs. It is always fascinating to hear the stories that brought us here. UCWC members share their stories of where they started, and how they got where they are today religiously.

While UUs do not usually have much to do with Lent, Rev. Bill thinks the spirit of this season can be useful to Unitarian Universalists who are on a spiritual quest. He will explore what Lent can mean for us.

In recognition of Women's History Month, Rev. Bill and Sarah Hyson present the biographies and writings of eight Unitarian and Universalist women who not only shaped and led the UU faith, but also left an undeniable impact on history in general.