Join us in Worship Hall on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
We gather on Sundays to celebrate our faith and community and to deepen our spiritual understandings of ourselves, those around us, and the world in which we live.
Our Greeters will welcome you, hand out materials, answer questions, and lead you to a seat. Each of our one-hour services generally include a sermon, readings, meditation, and music. Although the theme of a service may come from many different religious, social, and cultural sources, the goal is always to deepen our spiritual understandings of ourselves, those around us, and the world in which we live. Assisted listening devices and "Soul Work" packets (for busy hands) are available to anyone who may need them. They can be borrowed from the back of Worship Hall.
Our worship draws upon all world religions as well as science, psychology, the social sciences, history, and philosophy. We include visual arts as well as musical ones, and often include short dramas and moments of celebration. We do not shy away from politics in the pulpit for we speak often about justice, equality, and fairness.
The different parts of every worship service are not separate from one another, but form an integrated whole that is designed to both stimulate the intellect and enrich our spirituality. We believe that children and youth are integral members of our community and therefore we worship as a whole congregational body of all ages. Click here for more information about religious exploration for children and youth and how we support caregivers in their family's faith formation.
At the end of the service, a Tour Guide will provide you with a tour of our building. You can join us for our Hospitality Hour where we share conversation and refreshments. Newcomers are invited to visit the Green Mug Table for coffee and tea. You’ll have a green mug which identifies you as new and someone that we can greet.
Our Greeters will welcome you, hand out materials, answer questions, and lead you to a seat. Each of our one-hour services generally include a sermon, readings, meditation, and music. Although the theme of a service may come from many different religious, social, and cultural sources, the goal is always to deepen our spiritual understandings of ourselves, those around us, and the world in which we live. Assisted listening devices and "Soul Work" packets (for busy hands) are available to anyone who may need them. They can be borrowed from the back of Worship Hall.
Our worship draws upon all world religions as well as science, psychology, the social sciences, history, and philosophy. We include visual arts as well as musical ones, and often include short dramas and moments of celebration. We do not shy away from politics in the pulpit for we speak often about justice, equality, and fairness.
The different parts of every worship service are not separate from one another, but form an integrated whole that is designed to both stimulate the intellect and enrich our spirituality. We believe that children and youth are integral members of our community and therefore we worship as a whole congregational body of all ages. Click here for more information about religious exploration for children and youth and how we support caregivers in their family's faith formation.
At the end of the service, a Tour Guide will provide you with a tour of our building. You can join us for our Hospitality Hour where we share conversation and refreshments. Newcomers are invited to visit the Green Mug Table for coffee and tea. You’ll have a green mug which identifies you as new and someone that we can greet.
"...acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregations"
-third UU principle
