See our Calendar for upcoming worship services, meetings and other events

Chalice Circle Sundays

Religious Exploration experiences are offered one or two Sundays each month (October through May or June) for three multi-age groups. Each group develops its own covenant of right relations and reviews it each month. Occasional multi-generational activities are planned.

• Elementary classes (grades K-4) follow the same monthly themes as our worship services.  Children are introduced to the UU Shared Values.
• Coming-of-age classes (grades 5-8+) focus on studying faith traditions and developing personal faith.
• Teen/Adult discussions focus on topics chosen by participants.

Sunday Worship Services

From early September through mid-June, we provide weekly worship services led either by our contract minister, a visiting minister or minister-in-training, a lay member of our congregation or a guest speaker from the larger community. Our summer worship schedule varies. For more information, see the Worship link at left or view the calendar at the link above.

Soul Matters groups

The Soul Matters small group format encourages spiritual growth, engaging in spiritual practice, deep listening, and sharing on each month’s theme. Soul Matters groups (6-10 people) commit to meeting twice a month, currently on the Zoom platform.

Religious Exploration for Adults

We offer adult spiritual exploration studies on topics of common interest. A Chosen Faith and Discover Your Spiritual Type have been popular foundational courses. We have also pursued studies in the historical roots of Universalism and explored Life Tapestries, a study giving insights into approaching life issues with a sense of community, spirituality, and creativity.

Recent classes included Healing and Resilience in a Difficult World and discussions/activities based on the books Think Like a Monk: Train Your Mind for Peace and Purpose Every Day, by Jay Shetty; Wise Aging: Living with Joy, Resilience, and Spirit, by Rabbi Rachel Cowen and Dr. Linda Thal; Waking Up White, and Finding Myself in the Story of Race, by Debbie Irving; and White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism, by Robin DiAngelo.

As classes are planned, they are announced at the News & Events tab above and listed on the online calendar.

Social Action

The Social Action Committee promotes justice and opportunity for all people. This is done through a combination of service, advocacy, education and partnerships with grassroots organizations; and by supporting the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) mission to meet needs in the areas of economic justice, civil liberties, environmental justiceand humanitarian crises.

See the Social Action link at left for more information, or for upcoming events see the calendar at the link above or the News & Events heading above.

Social Activities

Some for adults only, some for all ages!

Our congregation shares in celebration and community with weekly vegetarian potlucks, a monthly Cup of Kindness Cafe, occasional group outings, concerts and sing-a-longs, and more. All are welcome! For current offerings, see the calendar at the link above or the News & Events heading above.

Affinity Groups

Small Affinity Groups are one way to strengthen our community as the congregation grows in size. They’re a good place to better get to know others. Visitors and new attenders are welcome, as are suggestions for new Affinity Groups. Events are posted on the calendar at the link above. Currently, one Affinity Group holds monthly meetings:

• Women of Spirit, for women of high school age or older, meets monthly on a Friday evening. Information is posted on the online calendar.

The MarketPlace Circle Affinity Group does not hold group meetings, but those who are interested may participate in a group order from the Marketplace: Handwork of India catalog in spring or fall. View the catalog at www.marketplaceindia.com.