We are 8 months into a pandemic marathon that nobody wanted. The finish line is a question mark. Where are we now, and what is our liberal religious response to the road ahead?

A service on the importance of loosening our expectations and hopes about life, so we can listen for what Life hopes and expects from Unitarian Universalism. The sermon is by Reverend Sandra Fees. This worship features elements from our new Unitarian Universalist resource, Soul Matters.

As this congregation deepens into what it means to be a liberal religious community in this time, let us explore the nature of covenant. How are we called to live out our promises and hopes in our very real lives?

September 30 marks the 250th anniversary of John Murray’s first Universalist sermon in the United States. But it wouldn’t have happened without the determined faith of one country farmer.

As the High Holidays of Judaism begin, we explore the practice of reflecting on the year, taking responsibility, and making amends.

Join Reverend Jennifer and a Cast of Thousands (You!) as we begin the new year. Congregations across the country start the church year by inviting members and friends to share a bit of their lives. Through story, ritual, and music, we invite you to Renew yourself in the waters of life that can heal our souls and give us blessing for our coming together in spirit. Today’s service includes all of the videos and photos shared by members and friends of the congregation as part of our ingathering for the new year.

This Sunday is a chance to create the message along with Reverend Jennifer. She will take your questions and respond during the sermon. Your input also helps her plan for the year.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Our Whole Lives (OWL) Sexuality Education, this service explores the Unitarian Universalist perspectives on sexuality and our internationally acclaimed Our Whole Lives curriculum. OWL is co-published by the Unitarian Universalist Association and the United Church of Christ.

As the winds of summer and our shifting world blow about us, what is the purpose of the church? How might we manifest our beloved community in this moment?

Join Reverend Jennifer for a time to honor the beginnings in our lives. All ages are welcome! This service will include a “blessing of the backpacks” where we will recognize what we carry with us and how we create our places for learning and work.