Upcoming Worship Services

February 1   What Role Will You Play?
Michelle McKenzie-Creech

In these challenging times, we find our strength in collective action. This service draws from our Unitarian Universalist history and Deepa Iyer’s work to invite each of us to reflect on the roles we can play in advancing social change. Together, we’ll explore resilience as something we build and live together.

Music: Michael Rosin, PJ Casbar, Elaine Held, and David Fischell

February 8  Olympic Hopes
Rev. Mary Tiebout, Guest Minister

Since their revival in 1896, the Olympic Games have provided a stage for extraordinary individual and team accomplishments, a platform for protest, and a mountain of opportunities to raise humanity’s hopes for peace, justice and freedom around the world. While well aware of the context of crises in which these games will be held, we hope to see humanity shine.

Music: Dan Kader, Guest Musician

February 15  The Practice of Love
Rev. Dr. Craig Rubano and Michelle McKenzie-Creech, CDFM

Love is at the heart of our Unitarian Universalist tradition. Love is not just something we feel, but something we do. In this multigenerational service, we’ll celebrate love in action and welcome Rev. Craig back from sabbatical.

Music: Elaine Held, Music Director Emerita; Anthology Quartet

February 22  What I Learned on Sabbatical
Rev. Dr. Craig Rubano

In what will surely not be the last time I mention my learnings and experiences on sabbatical, I will use this service to bring together my initial thoughts on what the time meant to me. I’ll include some anecdotes from my travels and studies, as well as give a progress report on whether or not I achieved my goal (as articulated in my July 27th sermon) of getting some rest!

Music: Michael Rosin, Music Director; Roots and Wings Drum Choir