A Month of Sundays
Our Sunday service begins at 11 a.m., and is livestreamed to YouTube. The live stream begins at 10:55, with announcements. Click here to visit our YouTube page. Our previous live streams are archived there as well.
Below are our upcoming service topics.
Every Sunday
9:30-10:30am
Spiritual Practices Our early Sunday morning service featuring meditation and breathing practices, quiet singing and gentle drumming, and simple yoga movements. At 10 a.m. we transition to quiet meditation. Please arrive at 9:55 if only attending the meditation.
11/1: Fall Into Fun: Our Annual Westside Auction by Rev. Carol Bodeau
Join us for this fun celebration of our collective gifts as we get to know one another better and share the abundance we create when we work together.
Most of today’s service will be the auction party, so plan to hear great music, bid on some wonderful treasures, and generally enjoy yourself.
11/8: Gratitude and Grace: How Appreciation Leads to Generosity by Rev. Carol Bodeau
Often, when we think of appreciation, we think about all the things we already have. In very real ways, “appreciation” can lead to the increase of what is possible and what we have. But this word doesn’t just mean “recognize value”; it also means “increase in value” (think of financial assets ‘appreciating’). How does this work in our lives? And how can we leverage gratitude to make our own lives, and the lives of others, richer?
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Rise Up And Call Her Name follows today’s service
11/15: What Would Jesus Be? by Gary Jackoway
We know little about the historical Jesus of Nazareth, save the statements and parables attributed to Him in the Gospels. The question to consider is, "What Would Jesus Be?" That is, if Jesus were here today, where would He best fit in modern religious circles? And, specifically, would he be comfortable in a Unitarian-Universalist setting?
11/22: ‘Tis the Ancestors’ Breaths by Rev. Carol Bodeau
At this time of year, as holiday traditions are at the forefront of our minds and hearts, we are often thinking about those who have passed from this life. Today, we honor the ancestors who have touched us, in a celebration of remembrance. Please bring photos or other mementos of those you love (including pets) who have passed to add to our communal altar.
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Compassionate Communication follows today’s service
11/29: Bread Communion by Chris Edkins
As we celebrate the Thanksgiving season with our annual bread communion, we will take time to give thanks for the many, many things which make our lives rich.
Please bring a bread item (loaf of fresh bread, biscuits with butter or jam, croissants, bagels, muffins, etc.) to share in our communion. Online participants, enjoy a bread item along with us.

