As you enter our worship space, pick up an order of service.
Sit wherever you are comfortable.
Our service begins at 10:30 a.m. and lasts about an hour. While the format varies from week to week, there are commonalities in all services.
The service generally begins with the sounding of a gong, followed by words of welcome and brief announcements.
The service includes the lighting of a chalice (the primary symbol of Unitarian Universalism) accompanied by readings drawing from a wide range of religious and humanist sources.
The rainbow ribbon around our Chalice is a symbol of us being a Welcoming Congregation, which is active for the purpose of social justice issues regarding lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning people.
Music is an important part of our services, as well – singing, choir anthems, and performances by guest musicians, and popular recorded music.
Most weeks, some people will share their joys and concerns. You are also welcome to do so. This is a time of meditation and prayer.
Each service includes a sermon or reflection by a minister, a member of the congregation, or a guest speaker.
Although an offering is collected during the service, a financial contribution is not expected from our visitors. Your donation is also appreciated; however, as a newcomer, your gift to us is your presence. Each month, one-half of contributions collected during service is donated to a local charity chosen by our Social Justice Team.
You can watch videos of some of our previous services on our Past Worship Services Media page or our YouTube channel.