One Sunday Service at 10am
Read our cancellation policy for inclement weather
People of all ages are welcome.
Some services may differ slightly from these descriptions, as details of the main presentation aren’t finalized until a day or two before each service.
September 20 – Beginning – Rev. Suze Shaner-Brodax
Rev. Suze reflects on beginning.
September 27 – Who’s Driving – Rev. Tony Lorenzen
Rev. Tony reflects on how we start over many times in life, but we never start completely from scratch.
October 4 – What Does the Truth Ask of Us? – Steve Kennedy
Congregation member, Steve Kennedy reflects on how courage is often imagined as the willingness to act in the face of fear, but sometimes the first act of courage is simply to see clearly. To face the realities of our world, our relationships, and ourselves, even when doing so threatens the stories we tell about who we are, is one of the most difficult things we can do as humans in community.
October 11 – The Moral Cowardice of Not Taking Sides – Rev. Tony Lorenzen
A reflection on the recent backlash against musician Ed Sheeran, ICE, and the myth of moral neutrality.
October 18 – When Hope is an Act of Bravery – Rev. Lindasusan Ulrich
Our guest speaker, Rev. Lindasusan Ulrich reminds us that living in a time when despair always sits waiting for us, we practice bravery every time we remember
possibility and look towards hope — and particularly when we do so together.
October 25 – All Brave Souls – Revs. Sierra-Marie Gerfao and Tony Lorenzen
This will be an all ages celebration for All Souls Day and talk about how our Unitarian Universalism helps us to be brave.