Sunday Worship

Join us Sundays for summer worship now through Sept. 5, at
10 a.m. in our Sanctuary located at SW 12th and Main.

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Our worship service is both traditional and celebrative, and lasts approximately one hour. It includes readings from a variety of inspirational sources, hymns, a thought-provoking sermon (see list of Upcoming Worship Services below), prayer and meditation, and time for sharing congregational joys and concerns. On most Sundays, one of our three adult choirs supports the service with special pieces of music from a variety of styles. Our fine pianist and organist and occasionally one of our handbell choirs provide additional music.

UPCOMING WORSHIP SERVICES:

Summer Schedule:
One Worship Service at 10 a.m. only --- in the Sanctuary:

Aug. 1: “The Sum is Greater: Nurturing our Collective Wisdom” Rev. Kate Lore
This sermon explores the ways in which we can reliably tap into the extraordinary co-creative potential that exists whenever human beings gather together.

Aug. 8: “The Problem of Evil” Leisa Huyck, Summer Minister
Our first principle affirms and promotes the inherent worth and dignity of every person. Our faith “challenge(s) us to confront powers and structures of evil with justice, compassion and the transforming power of love.” Do we have an overly optimistic view of human nature? Does love really work? What might be a UU response to the problem of evil?

Aug. 15 “Life Abundant” Leisa Huyck, Summer Minister
How can we make the life abundant available to all? Would we have to make painful sacrifices, or might we find that living more simply means living with more beauty and joy and delight?

Aug. 22: “ A House for Hope: The Promise We Bring to the 21st Century” Rev. Kate Lore
Based on a recent writings by the Reverends Rebecca Parker and John Beuhrens, we will explore the common hopes of religious progressives for a liberal religious renaissance.

Aug. 29: “All Questions Considered” Rev. Thomas Disrud
This Sunday’s sermon will be a little different—a time to ask questions about whatever’s on your mind. Could be questions about theology, the church, the world. I’ll do my best to answer.