We encourage our members and friends to attend the General Assembly service at the David Lawrence Convention Center, either in-person or on-line. There is no admission charge, and you do not have to have a membership to the General Assembly to attend the service. (Link … read more.
In person only – no Zoom. We will take this time to relax and reconnect with one another. Elizabeth L. will lead a short service, “Cosmic Walk”, and then we will picnic and play. Bring a dish to share. Townsend Park is just five minutes … read more.
Celebrating Community. Come celebrate the 100th anniversary of Flower Communion. It is a treasured UU tradition and ceremony that celebrates community. RE will share a slide show or their activities and classes this year. Please bring a flower to the church or email a photo … read more.
Brenda S. and Linda D. will bring us the third installment of our series on great peacemakers, created by Red River UU Church and based on the book Great Peacemakers: True Stories from Around the World. Today we will took at the lessons taught by … read more.
Our Coming of Age leader and COA youth present the Sunday morning service. This rite of passage is a culmination of classes, service projects and writing a credo statement about their personal values and beliefs. It is also one of our most moving services as … read more.
Elizabeth L. explores the Soul Matters theme of the month, Creativity, and its link to the divine within us. In anticipation of the UUA’s General Assembly being in Pittsburgh in June, local congregations are invited to use the GA chalice on the Sundays leading up … read more.
By Rev. Meg Barnhouse. Facilitated by ESUUC Worship Associate, Jennifer H. Rev. Barnhouse formerly served as senior pastor of the UU Church of Austin, Texas. Her sermon is a recording from UU AustinJanuary 13, 2013.
Covenant means “to promise.” We co-create community every time we extend a kindness, include others who might be feeling a bit left out, and do what we can to make this world a more Beloved Community; we’re so lucky to get multiple chances to do … read more.
Our Unitarian Universalist faith encompasses the belief that each person should be free to search for what is right and true in life. This Fifth Sunday Fellowship service affirms that there are many paths for spiritual growth, including the faith of a Humanist and a … read more.
Join us for an eye-opening conversation about the world of plastic, including how it’s manufactured and why production has recently increased. We will discuss the challenges of plastic recycling and explore the harmful effects of plastic pollution on our environment and human health. The talk … read more.
