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Join us for a special service exploring The Sounds of Music. Through duets, trios, instrumental features, thoughtful readings, and wonderful moments of congregational participation, we’ll highlight the many ways music shapes and enriches our worship experience.
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.
Join Rev. Kim and Lenape Chief Bluejay for a service celebrating the earth’s gifts and lessons for a time such as this.
Hope never dies, it just transforms. This Easter Sunday, let us come together and explore what the promising message of resurrection and renewal can offer Unitarian Universalists in 2026 and beyond. Join Rev. Lisa for their last Sunday as Minister for Justice and Pastoral Care. This service will also feature special music from the Crossing … Continue reading The Eternal Flame
Leaning over the edge in wonder, casting questions into the deep. This week, Rev. Lisa will reflect on their three years at UUCWC and the questions that arose in their time here. Join us as we release Rev. Lisa from her covenant with us and welcome in a whole new group of UUCWC members. A … Continue reading Moon, My Rudder
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.
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.
When you want to do and be everything, what does it mean to right size to the time? When can that “holy no” be a gift to yourself and each other?
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.
In the words of Efrim Manuel Manuck, “When the world is sick, can’t no one be well. But I dreamt we were all beautiful and strong.” This Sunday let’s acknowledge the swirling storm and find so much beauty within.
