Sunday, October 16, 2022 Genuine Spirituality Lay speaker Stephen McGahee What does it mean to be authentically spiritual in our day and age? What are the “fruits of the spirit”? How do you know you are progressing on your path? How do we know whether genuine spirituality is the source of our social justice work … Continued

Sunday, October 9, 2022 Do UUs Need a Creed? (Or Do We Already Have One?) Guest minister Rev David Hunter If a friend (a non-UU friend) asks you what do you UUs believe, and you recite to them the seven principles (you do have them memorized, don’t you?), are they satisfied, or do they ask … Continued

Sunday, October 2, 2022 I Know I Can: An All Ages Pop Up Service Jess Dunn-Safonof, Director of Religious Education In this all ages pop up service, you get to craft the service. What songs will we sing? What readings will we hear? What stories will we learn from together? The decisions are in your … Continued

Sunday, September 25, 2022 Fall Equinox: Coming Together to Honor the Harvest Lay speaker Theresa McReynolds The time of harvest, of thanksgiving and joy, of leave-taking and sorrow. Day and night are equal, in perfect balance. And we give thought to the balance and flow within our own lives as we practice gratitude for the … Continued

Sunday, September 18, 2022 No Future Without Forgiveness Guest speaker Dr. Mindy Fullilove The United States is in a state of division that has reached unexpected levels of social hostility. This has paralyzed the workings of our democratic institutions at many levels. How might we go forward? This talk looks to Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s book, … Continued

Sunday, September 11, 2022 Water Communion Service Rev. Carol Haag The congregation regathers after summer activities that may have slowed or changed our pace. We regather in the spirit of the fall equinox, seeking balance in our lives. We regather to share the most universal and essential element of the earth: water. You are invited … Continued

Sunday, September 4, 2022 Unions and Unitarians – Solidarity Forever Lay speaker Kit Marlowe How is organized labor the foundation upon which other social justice campaigns rest? Kit will explore the following: * Relevance of labor organization for college–educated workers * Effect of gig work on worker rights * Current obstacles to fairness in the … Continued

Sunday, August 28, 2022 You Can Teach an Old Dog New Tricks Guest speaker Laura Kushner Laura’s call to ministry; a story of accepting changes and finding out you may not be who you thought you were. About Laura: Laura Kushner is a long time member of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair. She is … Continued

Sunday, August 21, 2022 Baseball: An American Religion Lay speaker Deb Dagavarian Baseball and religion have many similarities, including rituals, superstitions, moral inspiration, and reverence for the sacred. Join us to hear this somewhat lighthearted look at our national pastime. Tune in remotely by visiting our Facebook page for Livestream of this service.

Sunday, August 14, 2022 We Are All Wounded Healers Rev. Kim D. Wilson We don’t get to live life without experiencing any pain — it’s a part of the human condition. Henri Nouen, author of a little book called Wounded Healers, suggests that by finding and addressing the suffering in our own hearts, we become … Continued