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.

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…