For most of our worship services beginning in the spring of 2020, we have video recordings of the full worship service and of just the sermon available for you to watch.

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How to Tolerate the Intolerant?

Led by: Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: Gio Palumbo
Music: Choir

How do we tolerate the intolerant?  And does not tolerating them make us more intolerant?  In these times when lines are being drawn, we’ll draw from different philosophies to explore how do we be radically inclusive without tolerating that which should not be tolerated.

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Hope in Anxious Times–What Now?

Led by: Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: Jon Palumbo

On this Sunday after the election, it will be good to be together–to celebrate the wins for our values and to console ourselves from the concerns that the election may bring. From national to state to local elections, we know that our work for justice, equity, and compassion will not be over.

A collection of images designed to inspire you to vote, including multiple US flags and a your voice matters tagline

Hope In Anxious Times–Let’s Go!

Led by: Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: John LaBarbera

Just two days before the election, we need centering, motivation, and perspective–and we need to be together! Join us as we care for ourselves in what will be an important–and stressful–week.

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What’s Our Part of Participation?

Led by: Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: Bill Snowden

What a vital and robust community we have at UUCP! In this special service, we will explore how and why participation in the life of a congregation gives us more than we give. This service will go from 10:30-12, with the last 45 minutes being an opportunity to go around and see what all the teams at UUCP are doing! At 1pm following the fair, there will be a Memorial for Ruth Braunstein, who died in 2020, with music and poetry.

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Why is Pride Still Important?

Led by: Benjie Messer

On this Phoenix Pride service, some of our sage members will share personal stories explaining why Pride is important to them. Come for the inspiring music and touching perspectives--all with live shots from our UUCP community marching at the Pride Parade!

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So Many Questions – Inviting Your Answers

Led by: Susan Goldsmith
Worship Associate: Jon Palumbo

The first part of our mission statement proclaims "We are a spiritual community for our time." Let's think about all the questions that raises for us as individuals and for us together as a congregation. What does it mean to you? How does it feel to you? How do we belong to UUCP? Over the next six weeks you will have many opportunities to provide your answers.