We are thrilled to welcome Rev. Abhi Janamanchi, Senior Minister at Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist Congregation, to the UUCSS pulpit! The sermon title is inspired by William Ellery Channing, who used it effectively in 1824 during the ordination and installation service of his junior colleague Ezra Stiles Gannett. The service will reflect on what Unitarian…
Join Rev. Caitlin for this service about Owls, Parenting, and the TV show Bridgerton. This service will also be a celebration of our Our Whole Lives Programming!
Through silent, guided, mindfulness, and sung meditations this service will invite participants into the practice of presence with one’s self. No prior meditation experience necessary!
Breathe, Connect, Heal, Give Thanks. Trees give us so much, and there is a lot we can learn from them. Come to this interactive service to spend time with trees.
In this era of growing polarization, navigating relationships with friends, family members, and co-workers with radically different political or religious beliefs can be a challenge. Join us for a service about love, integrity, freedom, and how to stay connected across emotionally charged difference. During this service we will also welcome our newest members of UUCSS!
What can we learn from pirates of the 1700s about democracy and coming together across difference to challenge inequity and the forces of capitalism and empire? Join Rev. Caitlin for a service about Early Modern Piracy, Michel Foucault, and Rev. Dr. Rebecca Parker and Rita Nakashima Brock’s theological work Saving Paradise.
This Sunday we celebrate both Easter and the Trans Day of Visibility in story, song, and sermon. This is a service for all ages, and afterward all kids are invited to take part in the Egg Hunt.
Empire (whether ancient Rome or today’s American empire) tells us that our job, wealth, health, race, and status are what matter most. Join us this week for a dramatic retelling of an ancient story that suggests empire’s got it all wrong. This is a service for all ages, and all who wish will be invited…
Thanks to movements like MeToo and Black Lives Matter, long-suppressed truths about supposed saints and heroes are finally being acknowledged. On this St. Patrick’s Day Sunday, we consider who our saints and heroes are, and what it means to be one in today’s world.
In this month when we focus on service, the question arises- who do we serve, and who and what serves us? Join Rev. Caitlin for a service on Womanism, Sanctified Imagination, and Holy Troublemaker Rev. Wil Gafney.