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A Month of Sundays

Our Sunday service begins at 11 a.m., and is livestreamed to YouTube. Click here to visit our YouTube page. Our previous live streams are archived there as well.
Below are our upcoming service topics.

Every Sunday
9:30-10:15am 
Spiritual Practices for March: The Sacred in Our Lives 
This month, we’ll be exploring what we consider ‘sacred’ or ‘divine.’  We may or may not have a concept of ‘God’ or ‘gods’ in our personal theology, but all of us consider some things ‘sacred.’  This is revealed in what we prioritize, and how we make our day-to-day decisions. We’ll explore: what is sacred to each of us; whether or not we consider ourselves sacred; the sacredness of the body; what we think about a divine being or presence; and start looking at the nature of transcendent or mystical experiences. 

Sunday, March 3rd: Won’t You Be A Neighbor     Rev. Carol Bodeau 
This week, we’re going to be practicing ‘good neighbor’ tactics!  We’ll do some fun activities in the service to help us feel comfortable being good neighbors in our congregation and share ideas for being good neighbors in the community. And this week will be our ‘reverse offering’ service, where I give YOU money to take out into the world in acts of service. 

Potlucks are Moving to 1st Sundays!  Today, bring something to share and enjoy.  
Spiritual Discussion starts this week at 12:30

Sunday, March 10th:   March Madness Ellen Greenwood 

For this service we will take a brief reprieve from the frustration and anxiety that so often shapes our lives as we share a few laughs together.   Journalist and cancer survivor Linda Ellerbee wrote, "I have always felt that laughter in the face of reality is probably the finest sound there is and will last until the day when the game is called on account of darkness.  In this world, a good time to laugh is any time you can."  Please join us as we take a look at the lighter side of life.

Sunday, March 17th: Honoring Ramadan  Rev. Carol Bodeau 
In the spring of each year, Muslims observe the month of Ramadan, during which they fast from sunrise until sunset.  This important observance for Muslim people is a time of cultural unification and of moral contemplation. It is the month in which the holy Quran was received by the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH), and is a time for self-discipline, prayer, forgiveness and connection with the divine.  Let us learn, together, more about this central part of the Five Pillars of Islam.  

Sunday, March 24th: PUU-rim Spiel  Rev. Carol Bodeau and the WUUC Players 
In the Jewish tradition, the story of Queen Esther is told each year in a range of wild, wacky, and wonderful ways.  The “Purim Spiel” is a tradition dating back to the 1500s, and has been used as political satire, social commentary, and just all-around fun for centuries. This year, we’ll have a “UU” focused “PUUrim-Spiel” that shares the historical story of Esther, while helping us laugh a little at our own world and culture. Congregational Meeting Following the Service! 

Sunday, March 31st: Miracles and Resurrections: Easter Celebration   Rev. Carol Bodeau 

For many UU’s, the Easter is a metaphorical rather than literal celebration. What does the miracle of Easter, and the story of the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth, mean to us in our modern context?  And how can this ageless story give us all hope, regardless of theology or ideology? 

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