Sunday Services

Sunday, March 18, 2018 | St. Patrick and Identity Politics | Rev. Dawn Fortune

St. Patrick and Identity Politics Rev. Dawn Fortune Each of us has many facets to our identity. We describe ourselves in terms of race, age, religion, heritage, politics, and many more. As members of this congregation, we subdivide even further, identifying as members of this committee or that team. The theme or this year’s stewardship … Continued

Sunday, February 18, 2018 | The Interdependent Web: Thoreau, Quantum Physics & the 7th Principle | Guest speaker Kate Sloan

The Interdependent Web: Thoreau, Quantum Physics & the 7th Principle Guest speaker Kate Sloan How could a 200 year old Transcendentalist relate to today’s world? Thoreau knew more than he thought he did! We examine the transcendentalist belief of the interconnectedness of life which lead to our 7th Principle and contrast that with what we … Continued

Sunday, February 11, 2018 | Legacies of Love | Guest minister Rev. Laura Randall

Legacies of Love Guest minister Rev. Laura Randall We are each the inheritors and the creators of legacies, for good and ill. What legacies do you aspire to? Struggle with? What legacies are you creating with your own life? What legacies are we, as Unitarian Universalists, creating together? The Rev. Victoria Safford says that transformation … Continued

Sunday, February 4, 2018 | Sports: Our National Religion? | Rev. Dawn Fortune

Sports: Our National Religion? Rev. Dawn Fortune Superbowl Sunday is the day when Americans consume more food in a single 24-hour period than any other save Thanksgiving. What is it about sport that causes non-watchers to participate in this annual ritual? Is sportsball actually a religious experience? Even for heretics, that seems like a stretch, … Continued

Sunday, January 28, 2018 | Compassion for Conservatives | Lay speaker Kit Marlowe

Compassion for Conservatives Lay speaker Kit Marlowe Many people describe the current political environment as “tribal.” We tend to ascribe most of the irrationality to whoever we disagree with. Think about how you stop listening whenever you suspect racism or sexism. Kit Marlowe will help us try to learn how to recognize “the inherent worth … Continued

Sunday, January 21, 2018 | In the Deep Midwinter | Rev. Dawn Fortune

In the Deep Midwinter Rev. Dawn Fortune It’s been a year since the last presidential inauguration. Let’s take time to consider what has changed in our lives since that day, and examine what it is that draws us together each Sunday. We will explore the ancient language and ritual of worship, and consider how it … Continued