How do we celebrate the Christmas story on Zoom? Can we find renewal even when we cannot be together in person? Join us for a unique Christmas Eve service with special surprises in advance. Click Here To View Service
At the winter solstice, the days become longer. Let us celebrate the return of the light with warming words and a drumming. Please bring a candle and a drum or other percussion instrument. Click Here To View Service
A very personal view of the Hanukkah holiday on the 4th day of candle lighting. Click Here To View Service
How do we find respite from the cares of the world? Wayne Muller in his book “Sabbath” reminds us that taking sabbath time of rest need not be religious but spiritual. As this tumultuous year comes to an end, how do we mindfully rest and find ease? Click Here To View Service
Offering gratitude for our blessings, extending connection to others and practicing connection with one another, even as we Zoom. Click Here To View Service
Thanksgiving is often a time when families gather to share, celebrate and avoid drama. How do we celebrate the grace of Thanksgiving in 2020? Click Here To View Service
When we engage in honest self-reflection, we are confronted with the pain and regret that resides within ourselves. Too often, our inner light is dimmed by this burden of suffering. When we seek healing, however, we can transcend suffering and unleash the power of possibilities. Click Here To View Service
How will the national election turn out on the 3rd? Will we feel a heavy weight lifted from our hearts? Will we need to make plans for protest? Nevertheless, how will we get through this election and move forward with love? Click Here To View Service
This morning, we will have our first animal blessing service in some years. Send Jodi pictures of your pets who you want blessed or be sure to have your pet(s) with you during the service. We’ll also ask for pictures of any pets who have died this year. More info in B&B. Click Here … Continued
“We all know how 2020 feels as an uncontrollable year. Then, there’s 2021 to consider. UUCM is ready to begin a new year in a strange time. It’s stewardship Sunday and it doesn’t have to be terrifying or guilt-ridden. How do we walk along the bridge into the future of UUCM? Click Here To … Continued
