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We gather this Sunday for our annual Water Ceremony. This beloved tradition helps usher in another congregational year by celebrating our unique lives choosing to become one community. Bring with you small offerings of water from, or symbolic of, meaningful places in your life. This service will also feature special music from the Crossing Chorale. … Continue reading Water Ingathering Service
We close out the summer series of exploring and revisiting Unitarian Universalism by engaging in play and spirituality!
This Sunday, Rev. Kim offers short homilies on Unitarian Universalist stories and practice. If you’ve been thinking about bringing a friend to UUCWC, this is the Sunday to do so! Plus, welcome our new Community Connector, Paul Muñiz, to his first service and Children’s Faith Engagement activities!
This summer we are remembering what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist. We’ve spoken of unexpected strawberries and sweetness. We’ve fought back against our Unitarian theology of old. This Sunday, we remember how to give a blessing as Unitarian Universalists. Join Rev. Kim and welcome Silas Irvine as our interim Director of Music Ministry.
This Sunday we celebrate one of our young adults as he Bridges from childhood to adulthood, send our Music Director off on maternity leave with blessings, and consider the poet’s question about our one wild and precious life.
This Sunday we consider again the Zen story of the Tigers, Mice, and Strawberry, while also welcoming back recipients of the Trenton Microloan. A great Sunday to bring a friend who is curious about Unitarian Universalist practices and values.
Come this Sunday for a reverse question box service, where Rev. Kim turns the questions back to the congregation! On this important Sunday, we will also offer a blessing of release to Julie Rigano after three years of ministry.
Gather for our annual ritual service where children are dedicated, youth bridge, leaders are given overdue thanks, and we remember those we’ve lost.
Wouldn’t it be nice if we could practice our way through every scary, challenging moment? Spiritual practices don’t teach us to stop, drop and roll, but they can help us have a clear mind and steady heart when the time comes. Join Rev. Kim as we consider fire drills and other drills of the spirit.
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.
