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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White Supremacy Culture: Individualism

Led by: Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: Sam Kirkland
Music: Blues & Roots with the Sugar Thieves

As we live into our new 8th Principle with our series on White Supremacy Culture, we will explore how Individualism is such a omnipresent part of our western culture. Individualism, rather than collective thinking, keeps us separate from each other, which is a key element to how racism is perpetuated.

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From Liminality to Emergence

Led by: Rev. Sarah Oglesby-Dunegan
Worship Associate: Amy McKlindon
Music: Funky Grooves with Guitarist Steve Himmelstein

Living through a pandemic has been a shared liminal experience; we are hoping to emerge with some clarity for our shared future and for our own lives. After so many challenges, many of us may yearn for a deeper sense of clarity and yet also feel wary of what’s ahead–we want to protect our hearts from disappointment because we have become familiar with its ache. What are the gifts of liminality? What spiritual practices can help us navigate liminality? How do we know when we are emerging–and will we be ready?

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To Be Abundantly Clear: Stewardship and Abundance Thinking

Led by: Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: Sarah Montgomery
Music: UUCP Musicians

As we kick off our Stewardship thinking, we will contemplate what abundance means to us and why abundant thinking is more powerful than scarcity thinking—in our congregation, in our spirituality, and in our lives. Real life and real expenses are real, but how we think about them shapes how we see the world.

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Lost and Found

Led by: Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: Carrie Lifshitz
Music: Flamenco Guitar with Kristofer Hill

As we rejoice in new ways to gather—in-person and in a more visible Zoom format—we will take a moment to reflect on what we’ve lost and what we’ve found during this pandemic—spiritually, physically, emotionally, and communally. This will be a Share the Plate service supporting The Fund for Empowerment's Houseless Leadership Project.

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Reproductive Justice Sunday

Led by: Sky Williams-Tao
Worship Associate: Gary Ezzell
Music: Virtuoso Accordionist Tony Putrino

Roe v. Wade was decided on January 22, 1973. Now, in 2022, the 49th anniversary of the case is a reminder of the importance of choice. What are Unitarian Universalist religious resources and callings on the topic of reproductive justice?

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Here We Are

Led by: Katie Resendiz & Rev. Christine Dance
Worship Associate: Owen Lifshitz
Music: Caribbean Steelpan with Wes Hawkins

What we believe is important. Join the Children's Ministry Team as we explore The Hows and The Whys of growing up a UU kid.