What is Sunday mornings all about for Unitarian Universalists? Why do we get together for “worship” when so many of us do not profess allegiance to or belief in any particular god or deity (or gods or deities)? Why do we observe rituals and participate in liturgies? Why do we say prayers, sing hymns, take … Continue reading Here We Have Gathered – The What, Why, and How for Unitarian Universalists
This Sunday, we are delighted to welcome back The Rev. Dr. Scott Dillard, a longtime friend and member of High Street Unitarian Universalist Church. In reflecting on his recent retirement, Rev. Dr. Dillard writes:“Upon my recent retirement, I have been contemplating the various turning points of life and the meanings they may hold for our … Continue reading The Only Constant Is Change
Water Communion Homily Rev. Amanda’s Farewell Homily This Sunday’s worship will be a deeply meaningful gathering for our congregation, marking several important moments in the life of our community: 🌊 Water CommunionWe invite you to bring water from your summer travels—or any water that holds meaning for you—as we blend our individual experiences into one … Continue reading Water Communion and Farewell to Rev. Amanda: A Service of Connection, Blessing, and Farewell
Celebration & Vision with Rev. Amanda – A Message Not to Miss This week, we invite you to join us for a very special message from Rev. Amanda: “Celebration and Vision: Honoring the Foundation We’ve Built and Looking Toward the Future.” As a community, we’ve walked together through seasons of growth, challenge, and grace. Now, … Continue reading Celebration and Vision: Honoring the Foundation We’ve Built and Looking Toward the Future
Intergenerational service
Livestream of worship from this year’s Unitarian Universalist General Assembly.
Thoughts on the unknown and the unknowable. We will be exploring the unknown, how we navigate the feelings of uncertainty and our feats.
An exploration of how crucial gender and sexuality are in the fight for democracy.
Our speaker this Sunday is Dr. Karen Bray who until recently was Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Wesleyan College. She is a graduate of the New School (NYC), Harvard Divinity School, and Drew University. She is a published author, contributor to numerous books and journals, and a scholar with the Westar Institute. She will soon be moving back to NYC to transition to a new career as a professional counselor. She is the proud mom of her son and a dear friend of our DRE, Paula.
