Site Updates

Oct. 5, 2025

Home Page

The worship service next Sunday, Oct. 12, is featured at the upper right of the home page. Rev. Molly’s sermon will be “What Do We Do with All this Rage?” So much is being destroyed, on purpose, by those who care nothing for all they are stomping underfoot. Perhaps you, like me, find yourself swallowed by anger at the cruelty of it all. And perhaps, like me, that anger scares you a bit. What do we do with all this rage? Let’s feel it out together.

Immediately below the worship service information on the home page is this summary schedule of activities next Sunday (details here):

    • 9 a.m. – Forum Discussion Group
    • 9 a.m. – Mindfulness Meditation
    • 10:30 a.m. – Worship Service
    • 10:30 a.m. – Youth Religious Education
    • After Worship – Coffee Hour
    • Noon – 20s-30s Group
    • Noon – UUJME
    • Noon – Middle School D&D
    • Noon – YRUU
    • 1:30 p.m. – Sanctuary & Immigrant Justice Team
    • 4 to 7 p.m. – “Getting to Know UU” Newcomer Retreat and Potluck

A video of Intern Minister Monica Clark-Robinson’s sermon this morning, “We Make, We Mend,” appears in the middle of the home page. The video is directly available here and also is linked on the Sermon/Worship Archive page.

Church News Blog

The following articles are new this week on the Church News Blog:

Upcoming Events

Upcoming events in October and some in November are detaied in chronological order on this page.

Chalice Circle Materials

The October order of service for Chalice Circle gatherings is now posted here.

Weekly News Update

The most important weekly news is posted on this page every week. You can easily get to this page by clicking the “Weekly News Update” button in the “Stay Informed” section at the bottom right of the home page.

Joys and Sorrows

We share the joys, sorrows and prayers of our community on this page.

Sept. 28, 2025

Here’s what’s new on our website since last Sunday:

Home Page

The worship service next Sunday, Oct. 5, is featured at the upper right of the home page. Intern Minister Monica Clark-Robinson’s sermon will be “We Make, We Mend.” In every act of creation – whether through art, music, words, or the daily work of shaping our lives – we stitch back a bit of what has been torn. Creativity can be a spiritual practice of resistance, a way of joining our voices together to awaken hope, mend what is broken, and imagine new possibilities into being.

Immediately below the worship service information on the home page is this summary schedule of activities next Sunday (details here):

    • 9 a.m. – Forum Discussion Group
    • 9 a.m. – Mindfulness Meditation
    • 10:30 a.m. – Worship Service
    • 10:30 a.m. – Religious Education
    • After Worship – Coffee Hour
    • Noon – PrideFest Parade – in place of October Potluck
    • Noon – YRUU
    • 1:30 p.m. – Social Action Team
    • 5 p.m. – UUJME Film Showing

A video of major portions of this morning’s worship service, “Renewing Our Promises,” appears in the middle of the home page. The video is directly available here and also is linked on the Sermon/Worship Archive page.

Worship Services

Details about October worship services are posted on this page.

RE Schedule

DRE Jamila Batchelder provided the information on this page about October R.E. classes and other activities.

Forum Discussion Group

The schedule of October Forum programs appears here.

Current Newsletter

The October issue of our monthly electronic newsletter, The Searchlight, is available here. The issue also is linked on the Monthly Newsletter along with past issued.

Church News Blog

The following articles are new on the Church News Blog this week:

Weekly News Update

The most important weekly news is posted on this page every week. You can easily get to this page by clicking the “Weekly News Update” button in the “Stay Informed” section at the bottom right of the home page.

Joys and Sorrows

We share the joys, sorrows and prayers of our community on this page.

Sept. 21, 2025

Home Page

The worship service next Sunday, Sept. 28, is featured at the upper right of the home page. Rev. Molly and DRE Jamila Batchelder will collaboratively lead an all-ages service titled “Renewing Our Promises.” As our Jewish friends and neighbors mark the solemn holiday of Yom Kippur, we will also turn our attention to promise, repentance, and renewal with our annual all-ages ritual of flowers and stones.

Immediately below the worship service information on the home page is this summary schedule of activities next Sunday (details here):

    • 9 a.m. – Forum Discussion Group
    • 9 a.m. – Mindfulness Meditation
    • 10:30 a.m. – Worship Service for All Ages
    • 10:30 a.m. – Religious Education – No Classes
    • After Worship – Coffee Hour
    • 11:45 a.m. – Philosophy Club
    • Noon – Middle School D&D
    • Noon – Milestones Circle
    • Noon – YRUU
    • 12:15 p.m. – Disability Justice and Inclusion Team

A video of this morning’s sermon delivered by visiting UU minister and cultural geographer Jordinn Nelson Long, “Mapping Our Survival,” appears in the middle of the home page. The video is directly available here and also is linked on the Sermon/Worship Archive page.

Chalice Circle Materials

The order of service and covenant for initial Chalice Circle gatherings this church year are posted here.

Board Information

The agenda and related documents for last Thursday’s Board of Trustees meeting can be found on this password-protected page.

Weekly News Update

The most important weekly news is posted on this page every week. You can easily get to this page by clicking the “Weekly News Update” button in the “Stay Informed” section at the bottom right of the home page.

Joys and Sorrows

We share the joys, sorrows and prayers of our community on this page.

Sept. 14, 2025

Home Page

The worship service next Sunday, Sept. 21, is featured at the upper right of the home page. Our visiting research partner minister, Rev. Jordinn Nelson Long, will preach on “Mapping Survival,” grounding us in our shared work of mapping our interdependence. Questions she will explore include: What does it mean to be place-rooted, as a human in a body? What does it mean to be place-rooted as a church in wider community with a city? Are we all, as UUs, called to be geographers and theologians?

Immediately below the worship service information on the home page is this summary schedule of activities next Sunday (details here):

    • 9 a.m. – Forum Discussion Group
    • 9 a.m. – Mindfulness Meditation
    • 10:30 a.m. – Worship Service
    • 10:30 a.m. – Youth Religious Education
    • 11:30 a.m. – Coffee Hour
    • Noon – LGBTQ Collective
    • Noon – Care Team Meeting
    • Noon – YRUU
    • 4 to 6:15 p.m. – Loaves & Fishes – Please sign up here

A video of this morning’s sermon delivered by Intern Minister Monica Clark-Robinson, “Collective Flourishing: Lessons from the Three Sisters,” appears in the middle of the home page. The video is directly available here and also is linked on the Sermon/Worship Archive page.

Chalice Circle Materials

The order of service for initial Chalice Circle gatherings this church year is now posted here.

Usher Team

This page has been updated with the usher schedule that took effect this month and lists regular and substitute ushers. These folks help our worship services run smoothly. Please take a moment to thank them for their service as you enter the sanctuary for worship.

Weekly News Update

The most important weekly news is posted on this page every week. You can easily get to this page by clicking the “Weekly News Update” button in the “Stay Informed” section at the bottom right of the home page.

Joys and Sorrows

We share the joys, sorrows and prayers of our community on this page.

Sept. 7, 2025

Home Page

The worship service next Sunday, Sept. 14, is featured at the upper right of the home page. Join us as new Intern Minister Monica Clark-Robinson delivers the first sermon of her time with us, “Collective Flourishing: Lessons from the Three Sisters.” The practice of “companion planting,” which has been practiced by Native gardeners for thousands of years, has wisdom for all of us. How do we hold each other, nurture each other, lean on each other, so that we may all not only survive, but thrive?

Immediately below the worship service information on the home page is this summary schedule of activities next Sunday (details here):

    • 9 a.m. – Forum Discussion Group
    • 9 a.m. – Mindfulness Meditation
    • 10:30 a.m. – Worship Service
    • 10:30 a.m. – Youth Religious Education
    • 11:30 a.m. – Coffee Hour
    • Noon – 20s-30s Group
    • Noon – UUJME
    • Noon – Middle School D&D
    • Noon – YRUU
    • 1:30 p.m. – Sanctuary & Immigrant Justice Team

A video of Rev. Molly’s sermon this morning, “Survival Is a Garden,” appears in the middle of the home page. The video is directly available here and also is linked on the Sermon/Worship Archive page.

There are two new “Featured News” items at the lower right of the home page:

    • Please take the Mission/Vision survey – details here
    • Chalice Circles signups now open – sign up here

Church News Blog

The following articles on the Church News Blog are new this week:

Current Newsletter

The September issue of our monthly electronic newsletter, The Searchlight, is now available here. The September issue also is linked on the Monthly Newsletter page along with past issues.

Worship Services

Plans for all September worship services are posted here.

RE Schedule

DRE Jamila Batchelder provided the information on this page about upcoming R.E. classes and other activities.

Forum Discussion Group

All Forum programs planned in September are listed here.

Upcoming Events

This page provides information about upcoming events in September in chronological order.

Weekly News Update

The most important weekly news is posted on this page every week. You can easily get to this page by clicking the “Weekly News Update” button in the “Stay Informed” section at the bottom right of the home page.

Joys and Sorrows

We share the joys, sorrows and prayers of our community on this page.