Join us this Sunday for the “Winter Spiral: The Light of Reason” holiday worship service created and hosted by the Children and Youth Religious Education Committee with the participation of children, youth, and adults. This popular annual in-the-round service is based on the six religious sources or “lights” of our Unitarian Universalist faith. This year … Continued

Join us for the lighting of the menorah and the retelling of the story of the Maccabees and the miracle of the light as we honor Hanukkah. We welcome the return engagement of the extraordinary violinist Efrat Shapira and her Klezmer ensemble. Pam Zeldin and Jeff Merrigan, Worship Associates, and David Horst, Minister, lead the service with Lynn … Continued

We have a full day of worship, learning, and programs this Sunday! At the 10:30 worship service we launch of the new video and sermon series, the Central Unitarian Church People Project, with a video presentation featuring Andrea and Herb Ouida, long-time Church Members, and a sermon by Rev. David Horst entitled “Belonging.” Children and … Continued

Join us this Sunday morning for a service featuring Church Member Delores Connors reading her children’s book “I Don’t Want to Go,” a story about the struggle of a child going from a mainstream classroom into a special education classroom. In his sermon, “Different People, Different Gifts,” David Horst, Minister, discusses the ways we all … Continued

Join us for an all-ages Interfaith Thanksgiving Service and Brunch this Sunday morning. We welcome our Jewish and Muslim neighbors from Sha’ar Communities and Peace Islands Institute. Children and families are welcome. David Horst, Minister, and Lynn Sodora, Director of Religious Education, lead the service with special guests Rabbi Adina Lewittes of Sha’ar and Nuray Yurt … Continued

Join David Horst, Minister, this Sunday morning for a response to and reflection on the midterm elections. His sermon topic is “Keep On Keeping On.” Following every important local, state, and national election we ask ourselves “Where do we go from here?” We’ll discuss ideas and actions to stay engaged and keep our democracy strong. … Continued

Allison Cryer, Student Minister, presents a sermon entitled “Sacred Connections in the Desert.” This past summer Allison joined religious and lay leaders from around the country for Faith Floods the Desert, a humanitarian mission to provide water in the Arizona borderlands. This effort was done in support of migrants and in solidarity with volunteers who have … Continued

Join us this Sunday morning for a service led by Church Members Charlie George and Jill Wecht. Charlie’s presentation topic is “I Wasn’t Always This Generous,” sharing stories of milestones in awakening to personal meaning in his life through giving from early influences of family growing up and generosity around him as an adult. He also … Continued

We welcome Noreen Geelan Springstead, Executive Director of WhyHunger, as our Guest Speaker this Sunday. Her topic is “Choosing to Make a Difference.” The Jen Chapin Trio are our Guest Artists. Susan Springstead, Church Member, is the Worship Leader assisted by Lynn Sodora, Director of Religious Education, and Allison Cryer, Student Minister. Matt Anderson, Director of Music, accompanies … Continued

Join us this Sunday morning when the Rev. Craig Hirshberg presents “It’s Only Change: The Road to a New Minister” as the congregation launches the search and settlement process for a new minister in 2019. Susan Usatine is the Worship Associate and Ruth Viera is the Welcome Host. Children and teachers join us for the … Continued