Category Archives: Sunday Service

Walking the Distance. Speaker: Emily Quarles-Mowrer. One of my favorite posters from the late 1990’s features a lone penguin standing on an ice-flow with its adorable little wings spread wide. The caption on this poster reads, “Until you spread your … Continue reading →

‘Til Death Do Us Part: Taking Marriage Seriously, Speaker: Rev. Dave Hunter. Having officiated for 19 weddings, in 4 different states, in the last 20 years, having been a principal in two weddings myself, and having considered weddings both as … Continue reading →

Finding Your True North, Guest Speaker: Amanda Aikman, UU Minister. How well does your inner GPS guide you to make decisions, large and small? Do you believe in a divinely ordained path for your life, or do you believe we … Continue reading →

Proverb of Ashes: Part 2, Speaker: Rev. Kerry Mueller. In May we considered Job, the good man to whom bad things happen. He was suffering greatly from a crisis of meaning, and needing someone to listen to his story. Now … Continue reading →

Please meet us for our 1st in-person service lot under the canopies in our back parking lot! Leaders of Conservation Efforts and Awareness, in Chronological OrderLay Speaker: Lisa Jokiel. For thousands of years, Indigenous Native Americans have always practiced Conservationism. … Continue reading →

The Present is a Gift. Speaker: Emily Quarles-Mowrer. In her 1974 book Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, Annie Dillard wrote, “[B]eauty and grace are performed whether or not we will or sense them. The least we can do is try to … Continue reading →

What is Religion, and Why Bother? Rev Dave HunterAn increasing percentage of our population are turning their backs on religion, including many of those brought up as UUs. If we don’t believe in a God whoexpects – even requires – … Continue reading →

From Hughes to Hip Hop: Hearing Black Poets Then and Now. Speaker: Patricia B. DeBrady, Instructor, School of Continuing Studies Montgomery County Community College. Our speaker at this service is a Unitarian Universalist, teacher, lover of language, andproponent of larger, … Continue reading →

Proverbs of Ashes Part I. Rev Kerry Mueller Come visit with Job, the good man to whom bad things happened. What can you do when your friend is suffering for no good reason?

The Empathy Gap. Speaker: Mary Ryan. It’s been a rough time for the last year or so and one thing that stands out to me is that we seem to have a lack of empathy for what others are going … Continue reading →