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Sunday Services - 11 am at the church and via Zoom
Child care is provided people from different traditions believe that this time of year is when the "veil" between worlds is the thinnest. All are welcome as we explore the theme of finding light in dark times.
Upcoming Services
January 18, 2026: Speaker: Rev. Patricia Haresch. Topic: "What did Martin Luther King, Jr. Say to UUs and Progressive Liberals?" To honor Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend, Rev. Pat will dig into the archives to share words that MLK chose to share specifically with UUs, also Progressive Liberals and the Nation.
Recent Past Services
December 21, 2025: This will be our annual Rhythms, Rhymes, and Readings service. Mark Nolder will be leading the activities.
December 28, 2025: Speaker: Rev. Pat Haresch. Topic: "Having a Spirit or Winter." For the ancients in the Northern Hemisphere, winter was a time of mystery, magic, and fear of what the future might hold. What creatures were out there shrouded by snow and darkness? Will the sun return and the storehouses be replenished? In their stories and myths, there is evidence they were aware of the effects of diminshed sun rays on mental health. Yet, winter was also a time of festivals and feasts. In this present age, how might we cultivate a spirit for weathering the winter?
January 4, 2026: Speaker: Rev. Pat Haresch. Topic: "Wounded Words #4: What's God Got to Do With It?" To begin the new year, Rev. Pat will continue the series on "wounded words," specifically words associated with religion that have come to be painful or difficult for us. "Sin" was the #1 word identified by the congregation. "Salvation" was #2. "God" is #3. Perhaps whatever we might consider "God" or the divine is beyond naming. As is attributed to Lao Tse, the Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao. The name that can be named is not the eternal Name." But what if we tried, what if we tried to describe what we think is the overarching Reality or Truth or all-encompassing Whole what we are a part of, that holds us?
January 11, 2026: Speaker: Chaplain Anthony Jenkins. Topic: "All Things New." In the spirit of the New Year, Chaplain Anthony Jenkins will lead a service exploring the concept of change being a universal constant of the life experience – and all the ways that change impacts our life relationships.
Additional Activitiesfe story of Jonah are familiar to
Weekly Walk
We sometimes meet on Tuesdays at noon (the time will be adjusted according to the weather). We will walk for two miles on different sections of the Ma and Pa Trail and other local trails. In the event of bad weather, we will walk at the mall.
The Unitarians were considered heretics, but it was the Universalists Book really caught if from the orthodox. And with good reason: by removing hell from the religious equation they completely upset the dogmatic applecart, taking away the prime motivator for religiously towing the line. With no fear of hell, the orthodox feared chaos. With no fear of hell, the Universalists opened up a whole new world freedom and joy that transformed religion in the West. And we are their ambassadors today.