Are you looking for a safe place because of your race, ethnicity, immigration status, sexual orientation, gender, class, disability, beliefs, or other identities? As Unitarian Universalists, we affirm your inherent worth and dignity.
We will discuss some Universalist and Unitarian answers to that big question. Rev. Dr. Kathy Ellis preaching with worship associate Julie Ham. Carole Knisely provides service music.
We consider Unitarian Universalism’s first principle and the radical foundation of Universalism. Rev. Dr. Kathy Ellis preaching with worship associate Rachel Teates. Pat Spader offers a prelude, Music Director David M. Glasgow provides service music, and the choir sings music of Elizabeth Alexander.
When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Who do you see? What do you reflect? Christin Kapp leads the service with worship associate Dot Everhart. Marc Renault provides music on the guitar.
So said Unitarian poet, e.e. cummings. Does it? What does that mean? Rev. Dr. Kathy Ellis is service leader. Music Director David M. Glasgow provides service music, and the choir sings music of Pasek & Paul with band accompanists.
We’ll remember and honor fathers who have been important in our lives. Pat Spader offers a prelude, and Music Director David M. Glasgow provides service music.
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.
Sometimes, knowing that you don't know requires the most faith of all. Christin Kapp leads the service with Julie Ham as worship associate. Music Director David M. Glasgow provides service music.
