Sing in My Heart
with Worship Associate Dave Hudson and pianist David Dodd. What is the truth that sings in our heart? Who teaches us to sing our song?
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Water & Stones
with Worship Associate Nancy Blake, pianist Gary Rossi, and the Larking About Choir. Where did we come from? Please join us in our annual celebration of water and stones. What places have been meaningful in your life this year? Bring water or stones from the places that have been meaningful to you this year.
A Prayer for My 18-Year-Old Self
with Worship Associate Nora Makdad and pianist Darin Wilson. What would you tell your 18-year-old self? Father and daughter Nate and Nora Makdad share their answers – and the prayer born from them. Click here to see the Order of Service for this worship.
Labor, Protest, and Resistance Songs
with Worship Associate Nancy Brake, pianist Darin Wilson, song leaders Lisa Ferroggiara and Nancy Blake, and the Undogmatics band. “If I can’t dance, I don’t want to be part of your revolution.” Come join us for a morning of the kind of singing that can get us off our feet and power a revolution.
A Sunday Morning with Jim Scott
with Worship leader Jim Scott, Worship Associate Dave Hudson, and musicians Gary Rossi and Tony Blake. Jim Scott has brought his contemporary and multicultural music to churches of many denominations, from performing the celebrated Missa Gaia to being the worship leader or special guest musician and making a musical program from his wide repertoire. He … Continue reading A Sunday Morning with Jim Scott
Gratefulness and Prayer
with Worship Associate KC Greaney and pianist David Dodd. The Benedictine monk Brother David Steindl-Rast, OSB, author of “Gratefulness, the Heart of Prayer” and a pioneer of interfaith dialogue who turned 100 last month, insists not that happy people are grateful, but that grateful people are happy. Together, let us explore ways to deepen the … Continue reading Gratefulness and Prayer
Chalice Sunday: Living Our Anti-Fascist Heritage
with Worship Associate Diana Spaulding, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, and accompanist Darin Wilson. The symbol of Unitarian Universalism is the flaming chalice. Let’s explore its origins in organizing against fascism, and its meaning for us today, as a movement and individually. Bring your own home chalice if you have one, and we will create an … Continue reading Chalice Sunday: Living Our Anti-Fascist Heritage
What Do You Mean by Faith?
with Worship Associate Rev. Dr. Wakoh Shannon Hickey and accompanist Aidan Manousos. The word faith is one of those religious words with baggage – belief in the seemingly impossible, miracles like the resurrection or feeding thousands with a few loaves and fishes. But might it also have meaning for us without that kind of belief? … Continue reading What Do You Mean by Faith?
Unexpected Grace
with Worship Associate Nate Makdad, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, and accompanist Darin Wilson. What do we do with good things that we didn’t “earn”?
The Beauty of Things That Don’t Last
with Worship Associate Nate Makdad and accompanist Darin Wilson. Some of life’s greatest joys are also the things we cannot keep. But what if their impermanence isn’t what makes them heartbreaking – it’s what makes them precious? Join us as we explore how embracing life’s endings can deepen our gratitude, our relationships, and our joy.