This Easter Sunday, please join us for a service led by Rev. Stefan Jonasson. He will talk to us about some of the Easter stories and myths in the New Testament and what wisdom they can offer us.
The Choir will sing.
Service Coordinator: Jill Moats
Sermon Video
Pilgrims on … read more.
“Season’s Greetings” is both an unstructured Zoom meeting, and a small gathering at the church, where participants will have an opportunity to chat with one another. Bring your greetings, your cheer, your thoughts about the year past, and your hopes for the year to come. … 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.
Even though we have roots in Christianity, UUs have a very different perspective on Easter than what you’ll find in a mainline church. Our emphasis on Jesus as a human teacher and community organizer asks us to reckon with the idea that the tomb was … read more.
Folks of all ages are invited to join us for our Christmas Eve service. It’s based on traditional Lessons & Carols but, as always, will have Unitarian Universalist twists! We’ll close with our long-standing tradition of singing Silent Night together by candlelight with our virtual … read more.
The turning of the year has brought us back around to the longest night in the northern hemisphere, and the slow return of light to our lives. Come celebrate with us through story and song as we say thank you and farewell to the season … read more.
Our annual Remembrance Day service is Wednesday, November 11 at 10:30 a.m.
Service Coordinator: Steve Lennon
Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/91501397899?pwd=K3hyWW9CQ3BVcDhTcmNxVHFpNHQyZz09
Meeting ID: 915 0139 7899
Passcode: 540105
Remembrance Day
November 11, 2020
Centring
“Lest We Forget” photo by David Clode on Unsplash
One of the quips often made about Unitarian Universalists around Easter is that our Unitarian history means we’re the folks who believe that Jesus didn’t get back up again. How can we use the story of Easter in these times of illness and despair to … read more.
Join us for this multigenerational celebration to welcome Christmas into our midst! (No childcare will be available for this service.)
Come one, come all for this morning of stories and songs. (No childcare will be available for this service.)
