Service in-person or via YouTube
How do the lessons from tending, trying, failing and trying again teach us to keep moving our justice work forward?
Bio: The Rev. Mary Margaret Earl has served as Executive Director and Senior Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry for 8 … read more.
Mothers have played important roles in the movements for peace, social justice and a livable climate. What do we learn when we really listen to our mothers, past and present?
Rev. Cindy Davidson is the Executive Director of Massachusetts Interfaith Power and Light. She previously served … read more.
ONE SERVICE at 10am. Music: UUCR Choir. Worship Leader: Guest Minister Rev. Jake Morrill. Up in a hot-air balloon, people look like ants and neighborhoods, like ant hills. This might seem to diminish the inherent worth and dignity of every person, but in fact, it … read more.
One Service Sunday 10am. Music: Choir. Worship Leader: Guest Minister. The troubles of the world – the destruction of the environment, gun violence, white supremacy – crack our hearts open. This service will explore how the heartbreak calls us into community and into action. Our guest this morning is a long-time friend of Rev. Hank, and is delighted to be able to visit our congregation. Please join us after the service for our first Sunday of the month potluck.
Two services: 9:15am and 11am. Worship Leader: Guest Minister Rev. Lisa Bovee-Kemper. Unitarian Universalism is a covenantal faith, not a creedal one. The Rev. Lisa Bovee-Kemper is visiting from Asheville, NC (it’s just a bit too warm there in January!) and will explore the origins of our covenantal faith and how we might live into the promises we make to one another today.
