We meet on Zoom every Sunday at 10:45am. Join us for a
non-denominational, open-hearted service of love, courage and thoughtfulness.
All are welcome! Click here to view last week's service.
SUNDAY
SERVICE
Saturday Social
Join us on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Saturdays of the month. These will be in person in the Activities Room with a Zoom option
Monday Tea
Join UU friends and members every Monday at 4pm for virtual tea. Come along as we share, listen and enjoy one another's company over tea.
Crafting Group
Join us as we create crafts, kibitz and share ideas, worries and community. Bring whatever you are working on or receive tips on new projects you have always wanted to take on.
Meeting House Choir
Our music program is headed up by Music Director, Nigel Goss. Our choir continues, virtually!
Read last week's Sermon
If you missed a Sunday you can read or listen to Rev. Linda's Reflections by clicking here. You can also watch a recent service by clicking here.
TV, Movie and Book Suggestions
World Explorers
Every Sunday with our Children's Program Director, Leyah Jensen, children with have the opportunity to explore beliefs and cultures through hands on projects.
This Week's Reflection:
What Does Memorial Day Mean?
Memorial Day began as a day to honor the dead soldiers who fought on both sides of the Civil War. It has since been expanded to include all wars in which Americans have fought and died. As opposed to Veteran’s Day, which honors all who have served, both in wars and in peacetime, Memorial Day has been reserved to honor those who died. Yet veterans who were deployed to a war-torn country, but who survived, have a unique perspective which should be acknowledged. Today, we will hear from two of these veterans who have their own stories of what serving in a war was like, how it affected them personally, and how it has instilled in them a strong sense of service to others.
Lay Leader Val Hall
Sunday May 28, 2023
