In a time when so many hard things keep happening, it’s essential to stay connected with the people, places, and shared efforts that bring us hope. This week in worship we will learn about the work of UUs for Social Justice, the only organization that focuses on advancing UU values at the federal level.

Sharon Saltzburg says “vulnerability in the face of constant change is what we share, whatever our present condition.” This Indigenous People’s Day weekend, we consider how the dominant culture’s avoidance of vulnerability harms this country, and how the courage to be vulnerable can help us all get more free.

“Courage” is our worship theme for the month of October, and this week we focus on the courage it takes to forgive. This is a service for all ages.

This Sunday many in the congregation will be together camping in the Catoctin Mountains. Here at UUCSS we gather for a service of music and readings welcoming the change in seasons, and autumn’s yearly reminder of the beauty of finitude and importance of letting go.

Changes in the world and our lives often push us to reexamine our sense of purpose. This is as true for congregations as it is for individuals. Join us for a service about the work and joys of discernment.

People often think of religious education as something that primarily happens in a classroom. In this first service after 9:30am Religious Education classes for all children, youth, and adults, we consider how every aspect of our community contributes to the formation of faith for all ages. We will also honor our pianist, Phyllis Stanley, for…

This Sunday in worship we celebrate workers, remember the gains and sacrifices of the Labor Movement, and recommit ourselves to building a world where all people have enough regardless of their productivity.

Whether from your favorite beach, the stream along your favorite hiking path, or just the hose you use to water your garden, all are invited to bring some water to mingle in our annual Water Ceremony! Kids are invited to wear their swimsuits underneath their clothes so they can enjoy Splash Day after the service,…

Are video games art? Probably, yeah. They span immersive worlds, tell stories in unique ways, and have some incredible music too! This week, join Cece Ryder on a guided tour of music history from the perspective of a lifelong passion for video games, and for talking about them to anyone who’ll listen.