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June 2 – Pride Service – Boden & Catherine Azora-Minda

We all have a place under the rainbow. Come and explore what that means for you here at the beginning of Pride month with Catherine, Bo, John and Frederick. The service starts at 10:00am.

May 19 – Spiritual But Not Religious – Rev. Jane Thickstun

“Spiritual but not religious” is a phrase we hear a lot lately. What exactly does it mean? Does it apply to Unitarian Universalists? Let’s explore together! Frederick Lucies is the pianist for this service.

April 28 – Executive Committee – Chris Pera

April 21 – How Can We Save Our Planet? – Rev. Jane Thickstun

Earth Day this year comes as our dear planet is in more trouble than ever. As human activity continues to take its toll, what can we do to care for our Earth? Let’s look at the many ways we can contribute to saving and healing our planet. Hint–it’s not just about fossil fuels!

CREEQUE ALLEY @ Fresh Ground CoffeeHouse

CREEQUE ALLEY, an Acoustic duo featuring local musicians Sean Fullerton and Dan Kirouac, pay tribute to traditional American Folk, the 1960’s Folk Revival, and the Folk Rock hits from 1960 – 1969. With traditional Folk music instruments, such as a 6 string guitar, 12 string guitar, mandolin guitar, harmonicas, and tight 2 part vocalContinue reading “CREEQUE ALLEY @ Fresh Ground CoffeeHouse”

April 14 – Connecting in Conversation

Chris & Julie Pera In the busyness of our daily responsibilities, we often find ourselves so focused on getting things done that we don’t take the time to reflect on what is truly important, and miss out on the opportunity to connect with those around us. During this service we’ll take some time to practiceContinue reading “April 14 – Connecting in Conversation”

March 31 – Easter Sunday Brunch

March 24 – Transformation Happens – Boden Azora-Minda

Change is inevitable.

March 17 – Rev. Jane Thickstun, Guest Minister

Fresh Ground Coffeehouse – September 16 – Carole Wise – 7:00pm

There is an outstanding line-up of new performers coming to the Coffeehouse this season, beginning with Carole Wise. She is a talented singer/songwriter from Brunswick Maine. Attached is a flyer with more information about the event. Please share this with friends and family, perhaps print out a hard copy and post it someplace that youContinue reading “Fresh Ground Coffeehouse – September 16 – Carole Wise – 7:00pm”

The Covenant of Right Relations

September 17, 10am Led by Boden Azora-Minda Strive to build and maintain a welcoming, safe and inclusive community for all who worship and work here – one where trust, acceptance and caring thrive. (from the UUA website)

Water Communion: Our Annual Ingathering Tradition

September 10th, 10:00 am As Unitarian Universalists, we tend to use or hear “tradition” in specific contexts. We say we are part of a “liberal religious tradition”, or that we are part of a “living tradition” because we are always on a path of learning new truths. Like other religious and secular groups, we alsoContinue reading “Water Communion: Our Annual Ingathering Tradition”

Happiness Becomes You

August 13 – 10AM – Led by Boden Azora-Minda The Buddhist journey of Tina Turner. Our summer services are held downstairs in the coolness of the Fellowship Hall. Each of the services is followed by a potluck coffee hour offering time to connect with one another and hear how our summers are unfolding.

Special Worship Opportunity

11:00AM Sunday, June 25th General Assembly Sunday Morning Worship Service We will meet at the church to join in virtually with the largest annual gathering of UUs worshiping together. The Rev. Manish Mishra-Marzetti will lead the morning’s service. He serves as Senior Minister of the First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor, Michigan. He is a co-editor ofContinue reading “Special Worship Opportunity”

Flower Communion: Divine Gifts

10:00am Sunday, June 18th Led by Laura Evonne Steinman & the UUSG Gardeners Flower communion is a Unitarian tradition that shares the divine in each of us through the sharing of flowers! This year marks the 100th year since the first flower communion in 1923. Bring a flower or plant to share and take anotherContinue reading “Flower Communion: Divine Gifts”