Service as a Spiritual Practice
Date: March 10, 2024 (Full Length Service)
Bible Text: | Craig Miller, John Herrick, Kathleen Carpenter, Kurt Merkle, Laurie Reed, Michael Amy Cira, Shannon Maples
Living Into Relationship
Date: October 22, 2023 (Full Length Service)
Bible Text: | Michael Amy Cira, Rev. Lisa Bovee-Kemper
Series: Interim Period 2022 - 2023 Living Into Relationship: Nurturing Loving Community
This year we are working with the theme "Living Into Relationship: Nurturing Loving Community." This Sunday we'll be considering what it means to be a covenanted community - not historically, but in the present. WhatFlowers in Our Garden: 100th Anniversary of the Flower Ceremony
Date: June 4, 2023 (Full Length Service)
Bible Text: | Michael Amy Cira, Rev. Lisa Bovee-Kemper
Series: Cultivate Courageous Connections Interim Period 2022 - 2023
This Sunday, please bring a flower - from your garden, one you found growing wild, or store-bought - to share as part of our communal bouquet. UUCC will join UU congregations across the country asRemembering Our Beloved Dead
Date: October 30, 2022 (Full Length Service)
Bible Text: | Michael Amy Cira, Rev. Lisa Bovee-Kemper
Series: Cultivate Courageous Connections Interim Period 2022 - 2023
This Sunday, we will create a community altar during this special multigenerational service in which we will remember our dead. There will also be special music from the Adult Choir and a ritual of remembrance.2022 Coming of Age Celebration and Credo Presentations
Date: May 15, 2022 (Full Length Service)
Bible Text: | Dexter Willhelm, Dylan Lauderbaugh, Eli Maples, Emerson Leach, Grace McKinnon, Juniper Lopresti, Levi Pender, Lisa Walls, Michael Amy Cira, Quinn Payton, Rev. Jay Leach, Tallulah Scippo
Series: Coming of Age
On May 15, the participants in the 2021-22 Coming of Age program shared their personal credos during an evening celebration.“…to pour into others and not be depleted…”
Date: April 24, 2022 (Full Length Service)
Bible Text: | Michael Amy Cira, Rev. Eve Stevens
Series: Beginning Again Seeing Anew
Meaningful struggles take time. Whether it’s the struggle to grow personally, to pull ourselves out of unhealthy, damaging and deeply ingrained patterns or the collective struggle of dismantling the oppressions created and fortified by the