Category Archives: Sunday Service

A Chalice of Blessings Speakers: Rev. Dave Hunter & Rev. Kerry Mueller. Dave and Kerry will sum up our ministry with you and leave you and with our blessings. Please join us for a Farewell Party following the Service.

No service will be held today in honor of our 4th of July weekend. We hope you all have a safe and fun weekend with family and friends.

The End of Your Comfort Zone Speaker: Mary Ryan Mary came across an adage recently that spoke to her. It was about life beginning at the end of a person’s comfort zone. It started her down a path of thinking … Continue reading →

Two Wings of the Human Spirit Speaker: Mark Bernstein Many UUs among us would have us believe that Reason and Faith are mutually exclusive. But others will argue that they are compatible, even nurturing of one another. Where does Faith … Continue reading →

Embracing Selah Speaker: Rev Beth Marshall Unitarian Universalist Minister In a time when our world is hurting so very much, this service focuses on the power of what individuals can do. The title is drawn from the name of a … Continue reading →

Time May Change Me Speaker: Emily Quarles-Mowrer There is an anonymous quote that reads, “A bend in the road is not the end of the road…unless you fail to make the turn.” Change is hard. We may be required to … Continue reading →

Why Are We Here? Speaker: Rev. Dave Hunter Why do we have religious communities? Or, more generally, why do we have religion? Please don’t expect the definitive, ultimate answers to these and related questions? Coffee Hour follows the Service

My Soul is Rested Speaker: Rev. Kerry Mueller. In these difficult times, with democracy under threat, how do we find the courage to live out our values as Unitarian Universalists? Congregational Meeting follows the Service

Moments of Bliss Guest Speaker: Reverend Craig Schwalenberg, UU Minister This morning Rev Schwalenberg will use stories and imagery to explore the powerful feeling of bliss that all people can and many have experienced. These feelings have been described in … Continue reading →

Ask Dr. Hooker –the Perennial Problems of Congregations Rev Dave Hunter Can a 17th century advice columnist have relevance for us today? In a search for guidance for today, Rev. Dave brings to light a recently discovered trove of letters … Continue reading →