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Our Universalist tradition began as a heresy of Love– a belief about the power of Love. What’s so We’ve been in a period of intense change these past three years. Now that we’re back, everything feels different – the building itself, the way we worship, … read more.
Love is as love does. Or is it? Or does it? Huh? What does love look like when it’s put into action? Chris Kapp leads the service with worship associate Bev Motich.
We will be meeting in person (masks required) and on … read more.
I love pizza. I love my kiddos. I love my partner. I Love YOU! Why do we use the same word for all these different ideas? Love is a powerful, nuanced word. Let’s explore how other languages express what we only have one word for … read more.
As we close out another year, we think about the things that were and what could be. The end isn’t really the end, is it? Join us as we burn away the old and set intention for the new. Chris Kapp leads the service … read more.
A guided, meditative service. Like silence but not really silent. Chris Kapp leads the service with worship associate Bev Motich.
NOTE: We will be meeting in person in our UUCV Sanctuary or join us on ZOOM. or “listen in” (without video) by telephone, … read more.
Children want things to be fair. As adults, we try to strive for justice and equity, so why do we sometimes still stamp our feet when things don’t feel ‘fair’? Chris Kapp preaches with worship associate Cheryl Parsons
NOTE: NEW ZOOM channel and … read more.
Life has been WEIRD for the last couple of years. Sometimes, it feels like if we don’t laugh, we’ll lose it. Our congregation has chosen to embrace this season with Grace and Humor. What have we learned from our years of grace and humor? … read more.
How do we move forward where there is no framework? Can we trust that we are the ones we’ve been waiting for, that we have what we need to affect change? Chris Kapp and Riley Johnson lead the service.
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Like visiting your hometown for a high school reunion, revisiting old beliefs can be….awkward. Or is the right word comforting? Chris Kapp leads the service with worship associate Ben Ramirez. Join us on ZOOM. or “listen in” (without video) by telephone, … read more.
“Count the Stars” Experiencing the Awesome Awe-some. Chris Kapp leads the service with worship associate Bev Motich. Join us on ZOOM. or “listen in” (without video) by telephone, by calling 646-876-9923 and entering Meeting ID 942 810 6896
