Welcome as a Spiritual Practice Guest Speaker Zr. Alex Kapitan Think you know what it means to be a Welcoming Congregation? Think again! Guest speaker Zr. Alex Kapitan, former manager of the Welcoming Congregation Program for the UUA, will deliver a sermon in honor of the National Weekend of Prayer for Transgender Justice that will … Continued

March 19 A Fool for the Web Rev. John Marsh Our faith calls us to use reason, and it also calls us to sometimes do more than can be reasonably expected.

U.N. Sunday Guest speaker Bruce Knotts The Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office’s director, Bruce Knotts, will make a case for balanced emphasis on Liberty, Equality and Fraternity (caring for others). He will delve into issues of race, gender, sexual orientation and international relations, income inequality, and the influences of money, power, privilege , and the … Continued

UUs Got Talent, or The Sermon on the Amount Rev. John Marsh This Sunday morning’s service will be the kick-off for the Congregation’s annual Stewardship Campaign. It will feature a story told by Jesus, another told by Shakespeare, and quotes from Benjamin Franklin. It will be all that, and either a cherry on top or … Continued

I’ve Seen Fire & I’ve Seen Rain Lay speaker Bud Smith Mining the origins of the Pentecostal Revival for Purpose & Perspective: Something happened in an old warehouse on Azusa Street in Los Angeles just after the turn of the 20th century. A religious meeting quickly became transformed into a movement, then into a worldwide … Continued

After the Ball is Over Rev. John Marsh Some post-Valentine’s reflections.

Love: In Anticipation of Valentine’s Day Rev. John Marsh Rev. Marsh will talk about love.

Too High a Spirit Rev. John Marsh “Too High a Spirit to be Encumbered by Old Nonsense” — These words by Ralph Waldo Emerson describe his thoughts about his own past as well as external hindrances. We’ll consider his friendships, his thoughts on solitude, and his support for John Brown.

What’s Said in Baltimore… Rev. John Marsh What’s said in Baltimore… gets talked about everywhere, at least, so it seemed after William Ellery Channing gave a sermon there in 1819. Some might say he went looking for trouble, and he found us.