Welcome to Our Church!
When you come to this church you are likely to notice the
age and beauty of the building. If you get a sense that this congregation has
loved and cared for its church, your feeling will be right on target.
Walking in the door you'll be joining people
who dress comfortably, stylishly or somewhere in between. They greet and talk
to one another and
they laugh often. You will see children playing. You will notice fliers
for community activities and events taking place at the church because this
building is used by many groups.
When you join us for coffee hour you may notice the
china mugs and cloth napkins. These are the most visible evidence of our Green
Sanctuary
accreditation. We connect our spiritual practice with environmental consciousness
and strive
to create a sustainable lifestyle in harmony with the environment in all
aspects of our church life.
We are growing congregation with over 100 members. As we grow
we seek ways to maintain a sense of closeness while opening our doors and hearts
to
more people. We do that in many ways including circle suppers, adult
education classes, pre-school play groups, Small Group Ministry. We are a growing
church
seeking
ways to deeply explore what is spiritual and ethical, to serve the community,
and to live our beliefs in the world.
Newsletters are now available for download.
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Sunday Service 10 a.m.
May 11: "Heart's Desires"
Rev. David W. Chandler
Mothers’ Day honors special people, but also a generative process – the creation, the birthing, the entrance into possibility. Deep in the spring and drawing closer to the summer, how are the dreams of the winter faring for us?
Church School.
May 4: “What's On Second?”
Rev. David W. Chandler
The drawn-out Democratic primary seems to be obscuring the larger challenges of change. What happens after we elect a new president? What are our choices for the future? What could UUs be doing now, where we are?
Family Service.
April 27: “Worthy Goals”
Rev. David W. Chandler
Is being a UU really too special to share? Or at least, to share with too many people at once? Our theology says no, but sometimes our attitudes and practices say yes. What is the true quality of our invitation to belong?
Church School. April 20: “Celebrating the Earth”
The Green Committee
With music and stories and special activities for all ages, we will celebrate our global home. Join us to welcome spring and share the joys and some challenges of living in balance with all on this glorious blue spinning ball.
Church School.
April 13: "The Caring Congregation"
Rev. David W. Chandler
How does a nurturing community extend care to new people? Will all who need care be noticed? Will all able to give care be encouraged? We will explore the new ties among us that help answer “yes” to these questions.
Church School.
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