Speaker: Rev. Walter Clark

We Are Creators

1980’s Pop icon Prince was such a creative force that when he died, he left a vault of unreleasedrecordings that he imagined would never see the light of day. What is it about the creative process thatdrives some to create without ever planning on sharing it with others? Missed the service? You can watch it … Continue reading We Are Creators

RE Sunday

This Sunday we reflect on the importance of Religious Exploration, how it informs our faith andcelebrate those volunteers in our congregation who help to make it happen. We also will celebrate ourbridging youth, Ethan Keating and Ben Stavnezer. Missed the Service? You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/9Zm2UJrsefY

The Defiant Heart

Aesop wrote, “An act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted,” but when it comes to act ofjustice in the face of oppression, our one small action can feel like putting out a forest fire with an eyedropper. This Sunday we talk about the importance of the small acts. Missed the service? Watch … Continue reading The Defiant Heart

Earth Day

We celebrate the Earth in this exploratory worship service and focus on ways to keep it green andthriving. Missed the service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/08IIGdrkdgk

The Rebel Jesus

It has been said, “When asking what would Jesus do, remember that flipping tables is an option.” Overthe years, the image of Jesus of Nazareth as someone who fought against oppression has beendiminished. This Easter Sunday we talk about Jesus as an agent of change and resistance. Missed the service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/6M5Yik8UFrU

Choose Your Own Adventure

In the 1980’s Choose your own Adventure books allowed you to dictateyour own story. The delightful part was that if you made a bad choice you still had an opportunity to goback and try again. For this exploratory worship, we will embody the choose your adventure ethic in oursanctuary. Missed the Service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/5IfGFJ2L2GE

Love is the Center of Our Faith

Love has always been at the center of our faith. In this exploratory service, we will explore the love we have received as a heritage from our faith ancestors and consider how this love is manifest today in modern Unitarian Universalism. Missed the Service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/67oDjznN80Q