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Schedule of Services a shared faith, a shared pulpit |
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weekly services
Regular
Services
-- Please feel free to enjoy the
coffee-and-nosh hour that follows each
service during the regular church year (juice and snacks are available for the kids).
Summer services will start at 10:00 a.m. ,followed by a social hour in fellowship hall. Each service will follow a simplified version of the regular service format, with music and reflections added to the usual summer lay program. What you will find Services are times in which all may share joys and concerns, hear words of inspiration and counsel, and revitalize faith or philosophy -- through prayer, meditation, or contemplation, and through warm fellowship and the transcendent joy of music. As befits a democratic institution, every service begins with words of welcome from an elected representative of the congregation. From the end of June through mid-August, all services are lay led. One in four services is lay led during the remainder of the year. special services
Children's Services, Youth
Services, Vespers, Holiday Services especially for kids
Children, grades k through 5,
begin each Sunday in the Sanctuary with their parents. They share
in the opening of each service and may voice personal joys and
concerns with the rest of the congregation, before leaving the
Sanctuary for their classrooms. Teens, grades 6 through 12, can go
directly to their youth groups Sunday mornings, but they are
encouraged to begin at least one Sunday each month in the
Sanctuary with their families. They can share in the opening of
each service and voice personal joys and concerns with the rest
of the congregation, after which they may choose to stay or to
leave the Sanctuary for their youth groups. |
Listing of Sermons, Services
and Events Where to Find Us Activities How to Take Part ![]() "Unitarian Universalists are people who are concerned about all the things which your favourite religion is concerned about but who allow, or even require, their belief to be compatible with reason. "... The fundamental value and dignity of every human being is a core philosophy, and [ UUs ] have a healthy respect for those whose beliefs differ. "They meet in churches, instead of wired hotels -- and discuss justice, peace, conflict, and morality rather than protocols and data formats -- but ... the peer respect is very similar to that of the Internet Engineering Task Force. "... [ The UU ] spiritual and social quest is for a set of rules which allow people to work together in harmony." --
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