Welcome to Our Church!
When you first walk through our doors it's hard not to notice the age and beauty of the building. We will be celebrating our bi-centennial in 2027 and it's plain to see that this congregation has loved and cared for its church.
As you mingle with others you'll be joining people who dress comfortably, stylishly or somewhere in between. They greet and talk to one another and there's lots of laughter. You will see children playing. And you'll see fliers for community activities and events taking place at the church because this building is used by many groups.
After the service you are welcome to join us for coffee hour. The china mugs and cloth napkins we use 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.
NEW: Click here to read Rev. Chandlers sermons
Newsletters are now available for download.
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Summer Services 8:30 a.m.
Sunday, June 27 - August 29
These services will be held in the Parish Hall. They will be about 30 minutes, informal, and lay led. They'll include worship, connection, community and lemonade.
Formal services in the Sanctuary return on September 12 at 10 a.m.
Sunday Service 10 a.m.
June 20: “Flower Communion”
Rev. David W. Chandler
This Sunday will be the traditional UU celebration of our ties to nature, our dedication to a better world for all children, and our remembrance of those persecuted for freedom of conscience. Please bring fresh flowers to share during worship.
All Ages Service
June 13: “What Do We Owe Them?”
Rev. David W. Chandler
What do we owe those who enter the United States without legal permission? Should we let them in, help them, allow them to stay - or round them up and kick them out? What do we owe ourselves as this issue boils over all over again?
No Church School
Annual Meeting after today's Service in the Parish Hall at 11:15 AM. Members will elect Trustees, church
officers and the Nominating Committee. We will also adopt a budget for next year. Please plan to attend – a quorum is necessary.
June 6: “Drive Less Sunday”
Rev. David W. Chandler
Walk, bike or car-pool to church to honor the earth and sustain our Green Sanctuary commitment. During worship our Membership/Welcoming Committee will introduce new members, and we will join together in greeting them.
No Church School
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