Join Rev. Caitlin for a service all about sex, the classic summer film Dirty Dancing, and the life saving power our UU theology of love and acceptance. Let’s talk about why it matters that we teach OWL (Our Whole Lives), and about what our Unitarian Universalist tradition has to say about sex and bodies and…
Amidst the pains, sorrows, and struggles, we need the wisdom and healing that humor brings. We will explore the ways laughter helps us heal our spirits and bear the crudeness of reality – but more importantly, we are going to make space for joy and find the funny.
Join guest preacher Rev. Christin to explore creativity for folks that don’t consider themselves “creatives.” We may not all feel like we were “born with the creative gene,” but consider if we could learn it. What happens when we frame something, step back, and turn it? We might find a pearl in our oyster. BIO:…
Seek through your closet for your brightest happiest clothes for this special Tie Dye Sunday Service! We invite you to show up in all your tie-dye splendor for this summer service about Questing for Joy. Join our Minister of Spiritual Growth, Rev. Caitlin for a service about finding our way to joy, together and as…
Join us this Sunday for a service about spiritual lessons of America’s favorite sport. Everyone is invited to wear their favorite team t-shirt, jersey, and/or baseball cap!
Perception is a tricky thing, especially when who we understand ourselves to be doesn’t match the assumptions others make about us. This week in worship everyone is invited to wear your favorite family-friendly T-Shirt to church, and we will reflect together on the complexity that lies beneath perception.
Join us this Sunday before the country’s annual 4th of July holiday for a reflective service of poetry and song honoring the tension between independence and mutual dependence.
This Sunday we welcome UU musician Jim Scott back to UUCSS for a fun, meaningful, mostly-music service.
Inspired by the origins of Father’s Day and the writing of Humanist UU minister, Rev. Kendyl Gibbons, this service will explore how people in all of our diversity are united in wonder and reverence.
Arise, all people who have hearts, and join us for a Sunday Service celebrating the radical history of Mother’s Peace Day. How we will live into the anti-war, pro peace legacy of this holiday, and what does Peace mean for us in this time of rising division and hate?