For the last month we’ve considered what we as individuals and a congregation bring to the table. This service will include words by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., music by our choir and Musician in Residence, Lea Morris, and a reflection by Silver Spring Nursery School Director, Scott Mitchell. Join us as we celebrate…
Join us as we welcome a special guest from Action In Montgomery to learn about the ways UUCSS can partner with this non-partisan, multi-faith, multi-racial organization draws people from all over Montgomery County and the state of Maryland to make our community better.
This pandemic showed us many things: that we are all vulnerable, that we depend on each other for safety, and that we can change and adapt. And being restricted in where we could go, where was safe to go, reminded us of something important, that we need places, physical and virtual, to gather together, to…
The idea that God is all-powerful raises hard and often painful questions. In particular, why would a good and just god orchestrate or even allow anyone to suffer? In this service, we will explore process theology and what divinity might look like when freed from the doctrine of omnipotence.
Moving into February, we continue to be Wintering as people, even as we begin to see signs of spring all around. How do we honor our winter selves, even as we sow seeds for future seasons? Join Rev. Caitlin for this service of ritual, story, and reflection honoring Imbolc and the seasons of our lives.
As participants in a congregation we are often asked to support our shared ministry with financial generosity, but our ministry extends far beyond just those who call UUCSS their own. This Sunday, as our Annual Budget Drive (ABD) begins, Rev. Kristin considers what we as a congregation can bring to the table in the service…
Deconstruction is often important and necessary. Much like the demo taking place right now in our Community Building, taking apart beliefs we no longer affirm can be uncomfortable. It has led some of us to leave past religious communities, support systems, and even family and friends. The purpose of demo is to make space to…
Bayard Rustin famously said “We need, in every community, a group of angelic troublemakers.” This profound statement encapsulates the essence of the transformative power held by individuals who challenge societal norms and fight for justice. What does it mean for us, as Unitarian Universalists of All Ages, on this holiday weekend celebrating the civil rights…
The beginning of a New Year is a great time to focus inward on rituals and practices that help us to grow emotionally and feel most alive. This week we focus on the meaning, purpose, and promise of spiritual practice.
Begin your New Year’s Eve with UUCSS! Welcome and introduction to the offering by our Rev. Kristin Schmidt. This service will feature a message by UUA President, Rev. Dr. Sofia Betancourt. Music by Lea Morris and other UU musical groups. Reading by Rev. Dr. Rebecca Parker. Other elements by Rev. Byron “Tyler” Coles , Rev.…