Choir rehearsals are Thursday evenings from 7-8 pm, and Sunday mornings from 9-10 am. Folks are welcome to rehearse Thursday evenings or Sunday mornings or both — whatever works best for your schedule. Everyone is welcome to come to any rehearsals in September to see if choir could be a good fit for you! If … Continue reading Choir Rehearsal
Save the Date: The first program of the Evening Branch of the Women’s Alliance (EBWA) will be on “Sex, Birds, and Rock 'n Roll: The Wild World of Bird Courtship”—September 24, 6:30-9pm, in the church dining room. Our speaker will be Samantha Carouso Peck, PhD, Head Ornithologist and Educator at the Grassland Bird Trust. Did you … Continue reading Sex, Birds, and Rock ‘n Roll: The Wild World of Bird Courtship (EBWA program for September)
Grief is a human response to loss, and includes a range of emotions, including sadness, anger, overwhelm or numbness, denial, guilt, and despair. If you are grieving, you aren't alone. If you have experienced a loss, whether it be a relationship. a job, a health change/diagnosis, a death, a loss of identity or meaning, or … Continue reading Grief Group
Join our co-ministers, music director, and worship associates for this annual fall tradition, where we regroup after the summer and reconnect for the year ahead. Bring a small sample of water representing an aspect of your summer, whether it's from a lake or river, a garden hose, or your kitchen sink. (We'll also have water … Continue reading Ingathering Water Ceremony Worship Service (& Potluck afterwards)
Choir rehearsals are Thursday evenings from 7-8 pm, and Sunday mornings from 9-10 am. Folks are welcome to rehearse Thursday evenings or Sunday mornings or both — whatever works best for your schedule. Everyone is welcome to come to any rehearsals in September to see if choir could be a good fit for you! If … Continue reading Choir Rehearsal
Choir rehearsals are Thursday evenings from 7-8 pm, and Sunday mornings from 9-10 am. Folks are welcome to rehearse Thursday evenings or Sunday mornings or both — whatever works best for your schedule. Everyone is welcome to come to any rehearsals in September to see if choir could be a good fit for you! If … Continue reading Choir Rehearsal
Stay after the worship service on Sunday August 9th for socializing, savoring salads and other sweet summer sustenance (aka a potluck lunch), and singing and making music together! We'll sing our favorite hymns and any other well known songs the group would like to sing. Feel free to bring an instrument if you'd like to … Continue reading Summer Sunday Sustenance & Singalong!
Named One of The New York Times Book Review’s Top Ten Books of the Year in 2025, our July read is the memoir Mother Mary Comes To Me, by East Indian autobiographer, novelist, playright, actor and student of architecture Arundhati Roy (352 pages). Join us for the book discussion on Monday, July 27, 2026, at … Continue reading BIPOC Authors Book Group Discussion
It's a Pride Month read with Blackouts, by Justin Torres, a Hispanic author. The historical fiction won the National Book Award For Fiction in 2023, and the reviews are numerous and intriguing. The novel is 306 pages. Join us for the book discussion on Monday, June 29, 2026, at 6 pm. If you have suggestions … Continue reading BIPOC Authors Book Group Discussion
On June 14, No Kings and the Committee for the First Amendment are coming together for Rise Up, Sing Out— an uplifting national concert event celebrating the freedoms that belong to all of us: speech, assembly, protest, religion, press, and expression. Across the country, communities will gather for local watch parties to sing along, make art, … Continue reading Rise Up, Sing out! (With the UUSS Social Justice Action Team)
