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Rev. Aija preaches with worship associate Julie Ham. The Living Tradition we share draws from many sources" Those are the words printed directly under the seven principles in our hymnals. We all know about the principles, but how did those sources get there?
Dust off your instruments, vocal chords, magic tricks, poetry and other talents and plan to come together with the UUCV Community! Registration forms for performers will be available shortly. Any questions may be directed to Becky MacDicken at [email protected] or 717-460-3750 (call or text). Open to most ages and talents (no fire eaters due to fire … Continue reading UUCV Talent Show
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
What does it mean to experience awe. Is it something we can seek? Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associate Gisela Roethke.
Rev. Aija Simpson preaching at this multi-gen service with worship associate Julie Ham. Join us as we celebrate Sukkot, the Jewish festival of huts.
We often speak of entering into a time of prayer and meditation. What does that look like for us? Rev. Aija preaches with worship associate Michele Burton.
