This Sunday, we welcome Leigh Scott to our Fellowship’s pulpit. Jeff Stevens serves as worship associate, and James Chase reads our story for all ages. Our Chalice Choir sings under the direction of Tane’ DeKrey.

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What does it mean to atone? How do we ask others to forgive us? We will draw inspiration from Yom Kippur, part of the Jewish High Holidays, and other religious traditions as well as some secular projects that help individuals and communities to atone and … read more.

This coming Sunday, our Sacred Oak Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans facilitates a celebration of Mabon, marking autumnal equinox, the time of harvest, and the balance between day and night. Sheila Bishop serves as worship associate, and James Chase reads our story for all ages. … read more.

Hospitality is more than coffee-making; it is the opening of our hearts; the sharing of the soul; the soul of the community. Hospitality comes from a deeper place, and is an openness to the unknown. Could be the beginning of a deeper transformation for all … read more.

As waters merge to form a greater whole, so do we unite in community, supporting one another in the spirit of love and mutual respect. Join us for our annual water communion service. James Chase facilitates, and Anna Deyle serves as worship associate. Our … read more.

To everything there is a season. But what happens when we don’t want the season to end? Join us this Sunday as we discuss how sea changes – in our lives, in our society, and in our covenants with each other – can be both … read more.

Our Fellowship’s Care Team works to help support members who are in need. This Sunday, members of our Care Team facilitate our service. Elizabeth Stewart serves as our worship associate. Kay Anderson reads our story for all ages, and Tane’ DeKrey provides musical accompaniment.

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The flaming chalice has become the internationally recognized symbol of the Unitarian and Unitarian Universalist Movement. Its first association with Unitarian Universalists was in 1941 when the Unitarian Service Committee adopted a flaming chalice symbol to facilitate their mission of helping refugees to flee Nazi … read more.

As we step into a new season of learning, growth and transformation, join us for our Backpack Blessing. Whether you’re heading back to school, starting a new project or simply entering the fall with fresh intentions, this service will ground us in the joy of … read more.

Join our Sacred Oak Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans in this celebration of the Gaelic festival of Lughnasadh, marking the beginning of the harvest season. Anna Deyle serves as worship associate, and James Chase provides our story for all ages. Our Casual Choir sings under … read more.