We're gathering in the sanctuary and also via Zoom for congregational services and connections. Masks are required for in-person services. Find current links for all our online offerings on our Zoom Connections page.
Note that this service will be in our virtual service Zoom meeting space only; the church building will be closed this day.
“Season’s Greetings” is an unstructured Zoom service, where congregants will have the opportunity to talk with each other in a Breakout Room framework. Bring … read more.
Note the special service time of Saturday, December 24, 2022 at 6 p.m.
The poet Margaret Sangster described Christmas as “the time of the year for the sweet surprise.” With the passing years, it becomes harder for many to feel surprised as the Yuletide approaches, and yet … read more.
Take a break from busy holiday preparations and join Steve and the trees, as he revisits Evergreentide, the time when we turn our attentions toward the conifers.
Service Coordinator: Cate Ziegler
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Have you ever wondered at the sheer immensity of the universe, and how our earth came to be, a relative speck in a larger universe of ever expanding galaxies? How do we find ourselves and make meaning of our existence in an ever evolving and … read more.
Join us on Dec. 4th to explore the relationships between addiction and health, and the potential of resulting in disabilities. Richard Walls from Red Road Lodge will be joining us to expand on these ideas.
Service Coordinator: Marian Siemens
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Our church community rises to the occasion over and over, when word goes out that help is needed. But how often do we stop, look around, and count our blessings here? The Volunteer Resources Team will lead a service of celebration and appreciation of our … read more.
Join the service: Living into Covenant: A CUC National Service
Important! The church building is closed Sunday morning so that we can all share in the CUC service on Zoom.
We Unitarian Universalists are a covenantal people. Our faith tradition believes in the power and possibility … read more.
In Christianity, Grace is considered “spontaneous unmerited favour received from God”. Universalism conceives of Grace as the timely gift (help/money/approval/wisdom etc.) that comes without our having lifted a finger. Karma is a key concept in traditions like Buddhism, Sikhism and Taoism referring to intentional actions … read more.
Friday, November 11, 2022 at 10:30 a.m.
Nicole shares a heart-felt letter about her experience living at the intersection of military life and Unitarian Universalism. As we commit ourselves to the ever-widening circle of welcome, can we draw the circle even wider? In doing so, we … read more.
We live in a death-phobic and grief-avoidant society, which tells us that healthy grieving is grieving that doesn’t make other people uncomfortable. It shouldn’t last too long and, if it does, you are doing it wrong.
In this service, Angela Haig exposes this line of thought … read more.
