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Come and celebrate as we welcome new members into our beloved community. As we draw our circle ever wider let us take time to ask: who else is outside of the circle? How do we draw it wide enough for them? Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associate Michele Burton.
Come honor Martin Luther King Jr as we struggle to figure out where we find the strength to wade into troubled water. Rev. Aija Simpson, preaching, with worship associate Rachel Teates.
It's Mardi Gras Sunday at UUCV! New Orleans Mardi Gras is unquestionably unique in many ways—but a period of "laissez le bon temps roulez" is an important part of many human cultures. Rev. Aija Simpson preaches, music director David M. Glasgow plays the music of Eugenie Rocherolle, and the choir shares an unexpected Cajun mash-up, all … Continue reading Worship: “Running Wild”
We invite you to bring us your joys, your sorrows and the full truths of your life. Rev. Aija Simpson preaches, the choir sings music of Avalon with Marc Renault on bass and Dani Fiore on drums, and music director David M. Glasgow plays Broadway favorites of Claude-Michel Schönberg, Jason Robert Brown, and Stephen Schwartz.
"Silence (And Other Figments of Our Imagination)": It may seem paradoxical for us to focus on silence at our annual Music Sunday service. On the other hand, where else is a musician to begin, but silence? And what do we do when we can't find any? Our Music Director, David M. Glasgow will lead this special … Continue reading Worship: “Silence”
Our music program is the envy of congregations twice our size, and music consistently appears near the top of "appreciative inquiry" surveys of our congregation. What is it about music that makes it such an important part of our worship life and our community? How can our music program support us through our upcoming … Continue reading Worship: “The Man at the Tiller
Considerations of Spiritul Maturity. Rev. Dr. Kathy Ellis leads service with worship associate Rachel Teates. Music Director David M. Glasgow provides service music, and the choir sings music of Stephen Sondheim with band accompanists.
We build our future to honor our past. Come celebrate with us as we welcome Rev. Aija home and begin to imagine how that home will grow and change in the coming years. Rev. Aija Simpson preaches. Music director David M. Glasgow, with familiar friends Marc Renault on bass and Dani Fiore on drums, will join … Continue reading Worship: “Come and Go with me”
