Plant Redwoods, Not Radishes
Gather for our annual ritual service where children are dedicated, youth bridge, leaders are given overdue thanks, and we remember those we’ve lost.
Speaker: Rev. Kim Wildszewski
An Urgent Opportunity
The pool is open, school is coming to a close, and our gardens call. But what happens next in church will matter for the years to come. There is an urgent opportunity before us.
To Question is an Answer
Our annual Question Box service gives congregants an opportunity to ask Rev. Kim any question they wish – theology, congregational life, hope, grief, and everything in between. Come with your questions. Come to hear the answers within them.
The Stories We Take On
Gather to witness to the joys and sorrows among us.
On Math, Spirituality and Meaning-Making
Join Rev. Kim, Dr. Erin Busch, and our incredible Choir as we consider Maria Baratta’s auction-won sermon on finding our place in the languages of Unitarian Universalism.
Eco Not Ego
On this Earth Day Sunday, Rev. Kim invites us to reflect on the storms we know, the God of All Seasons, and our stories of home. Guest musician, Medgina Maitre, joins us on the harp.
Moon Joy, Bluejay, and a New Way Forward
Join Rev. Kim and Lenape Chief Bluejay for a service celebrating the earth’s gifts and lessons for a time such as this.
To Tell the Truth
Last Sunday we heard again how reparations is a form of truth telling. This Sunday we ask: why is it so hard to tell the truth? Join Rev. Kim, Erin, and guest musician, Josh Quillen on the steel drums, as we consider this auction-won sermon on telling the truth.
Dreaming a Disabled Future
It is a radical idea to dream of a disabled future. How do reparations and disability justice get us there? Join member, Lauren Shallish, and Rev. Kim for this important service. This service will also feature special music from the Crossing Chorale.
To Have a Village
On this Joys & Sorrows Sunday, we consider what it means – and what it requires – to have a village. Special guest musician Will Czartoryski joins us on horn.