Sunday Services
10:30 a.m.
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Worship Services
The heart of our gathering as a community of faith, services are held every other Sunday at 10:30 a.m., from September to June. We come together to sing, pray, support, and sustain each other while grappling with our greatest joys and our deepest concerns. We question together; we learn together; we grow together. 
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March 26
Rev. Barbara Dingwall Mills Out Of The Fog | Curbing air pollution is a global goal, but we never seem to get much closer to this accomplishment. In December 1952, England found itself engulfed in a life-threatening fog. This event brought about real change not just for Great Britain but also to the world. April 9 Rev. Barbara Dingwall Mills Easter Sunday: Risen | If you have surmised that many Unitarian Universalists have religious difficulties with some of the Christmas traditions, you can rest assured that we do also with Easter even more. Can resurrection become a part of our religious movement? April 23 Rev. Barbara Dingwall Mills Cleaning Out | One of my favorite films is Unstrung Heroes in which two eccentric uncles become surrogate parents to a young boy whose mother is dying. The uncles are hoarders and their apartment is beyond cluttered. Is there any upside in allowing those things we save to find space in our homes and hearts? May 14 Rev. Barbara Dingwall Mills Mother’s Day: Mother Me | The mother/child relationship is often a difficult one even in the best of times. If we did not receive the mothering we had hoped for, it can still be found. If we did not give the mothering we hoped to give, it can still be given. Being a mother may still be a gender thing, but being mothered is a gift that can come from all who care. May 28 Rev. Barbara Dingwall Mills Memorial Day: Remember Me | On this Memorial Day let us take a moment to honor the sacrifices of our fallen troops and all of those who have served this country. Let us lay wreaths on their graves; let us salute and praise them; let us provide them with mental health support and understanding. Let us embrace them. June 4 Rev. Barbara Dingwall Mills So Far Away | Carole King’s song “So Far Away” brings me to tears each time that I hear it. It was over fifty years ago that her album Tapestry debuted, and I find myself wondering if we have all moved so far away from one another that reconnecting is impossible. June 18 Rev. Barbara Dingwall Mills Father's Day: Take Care | So often we take our leave from loved ones with the seemingly throw-away phrase “take care”, yet when our days on this earth end, isn’t it the wish for us all to be relieved of our worries and fears and to be taken care of? Hearing assistance headphones are available for use during the service. Please indicate your need to an usher.
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