Summer Hymn Sing
Time again for a summer service full of singing! Join us to sing your
favorite hymns, or even some you might prefer not to sing but you’ll
get in the spirit of life and join in anyway.
Speaker: Sam Beshers
Fanfare for the Common Man
In 1942, Aaron Copland wrote “Fanfare for the Common Man”, in response to the US entry into World War II, and inspired in part by an address in which vice president Henry A. Wallace proclaimed the dawning of the “Century of the Common Man”.
Fear and Faith
This Sunday the Transition Team looks back at the year of transition and ahead to the coming years with our new minister Beth Monhollen.
Journey to Wholeness: An Imperfect Human Path
Wellness is both a fad and a personal quest. What does it mean to be well, or to be whole? While Americans pursue numerous ideals of fitness and wellness, do … Continue reading Journey to Wholeness: An Imperfect Human Path
Singing the Living Tradition
This Sunday we are bringing back an old favorite, the summer Hymn Sing. The service will consist entirely of singing favorite hymns from our own hymnals. Come enjoy a morning … Continue reading Singing the Living Tradition
Light
We were inspired to do this service by the glittering clouds of fireflies that carpet the prairies on June evenings. Unfortunately, by the time of the service their lights will have … Continue reading Light
This Is How We Gather In
As UUs, we want to make the world a better place, and fulfill the vision of “beloved community”. We focus mainly on the people and activities of our own church, … Continue reading This Is How We Gather In
Message in a Bottle
Our UU forebear Henry David Thoreau observed that “The mass of [people] lead lives of quiet desperation.” If we weren’t familiar with this sentiment before COVID, we certainly are now. … Continue reading Message in a Bottle
The Shape of a Dog
Dogs and humans impact one another’s lives in numerous ways. In this service, the Worship Committee will offer both a celebration of all the ways that a dog weaves itself … Continue reading The Shape of a Dog
Back to School in Fall 2020—The Long and Winding Road
For many, the start of the school year welcomes new beginnings. This fall, however, we arrive at this point after the most unusual summer in memory—in which the isolation of … Continue reading Back to School in Fall 2020—The Long and Winding Road