This Sunday we celebrate the bouquet of community with a beloved ceremony shared by UUs around the world. If you plan to attend the service in-person please bring a flower to add to the vase in the Sanctuary. If you will attend virtually or won’t be able to make it to worship this Sunday, please…
This week we celebrate all we’ve done together as a congregation in the last year, we thank all of the people who have shared their gifts to serve our mission, and we consider what we are called to be and do into the future. Note: The Annual Meeting will be held in the Sanctuary after…
People of all ages are invited to make a joyful noise in this hymn sing service. Everyone will get to submit the song they want us to sing and we’ll make selections out of a hat. Add your voice to the chorus or just sit back and bask in the music.
Superheroes and their stories evolve as the world and its challenges change. This week, we we celebrate what our youngest members have been learning in the Our Whole Lives, Superhero Academy, and Holy Troublemakers curricula and we consider what today’s superheroes can tell us about our needs and the needs of our world today. Everyone…
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.