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"We welcome young, middle-aged and elders, families, couples and singles, all the colors, cultures, classes, genders and sexual orientations of the human race. We believe we are enriched by diversity and everyone's gifts are needed."
"Please join us for worship and fellowship. Religious Education programs for children and youth are beginning and child care is available. Visitors are always welcome."
May 4 "Our Heretical History" The Rev. Krista Taves
Given how modern Unitarian Universalism feels, it's easy to forget that the Unitarian branch of our heritage is almost 400 years old. Four centuries ago Michael Servetus challenged the concept of the Trinity. What does mean to us now, in the context of what Unitarian Universalism has become in the 21st century?
Special Music: Camille Herman, Soprano
May 11 "Coming of Age and Bridging Service" The Rev. Krista Taves
In one of the most special services of the year, we will be honoring two groups of young people: Those entering high school (Coming of Age) and those graduating from high school (Bridging).
Special Music: Mike Collegeman, Viola
May 18 "Humanism and Paganism Under One Roof - Ours" The Rev. Krista Taves
A light-hearted service exploring our theological differences, and the values that hold us together.
Special Music: The Emerson Singers, Camille Herman, Director
May 25 "Peace in the Middle East: A Shared Commitment"
Judy Hoffman, from the Jewish Community Relations Council, will present a perspective from the Jewish community on human rights and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Special Music: Ron McGowan, Piano
June 1 "Flower Communion" The Rev. Krista Taves
In this special ritual established by European Unitarian Norbert Capek, we celebrate and honor the earth and our sacred connections to one another. You are welcomed and encouraged to bring flowers for this special intergenerational ceremony.
Special Music: Ron McGowan, Piano
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