Upcoming Worship Services

Water Communion

Water Communion is a unique Unitarian Universalist (UU) ritual celebrated at the start of the church year in late summer or early fall. It symbolizes the coming together of the community after a time apart during the summer months.

Participants bring small amounts of water from a place that holds personal significance—such as from a vacation, a local river, or even their home tap. During the service, these waters are combined into a communal bowl, symbolizing the coming together of individual experiences into one shared spiritual journey.

Our Board invites everyone for a light lunch after the service to celebrate the beginning of the church year!

Sunday Worship Service

Rev. Kathryn Jay

A UU backpack blessing is an all-age worship tradition held at the start of the school year. Children, teachers, and lifelong learners bring their school bags, briefcases, or digital devices to receive a communal blessing from the congregation offering words of encouragement, focusing on curiosity, safety, wonder, and fun.

Sunday Worship Service

Rev. Marcus Liefert

Join us Sunday morning as we gather in worship: singing, storytelling, and reflection woven together as we explore themes of our faith in our beautifully serene campus. Each service blends music, prayer, and sermon in a warm, covenanted community. Whether through intergenerational gatherings or music-centered services, all are welcome to find meaning and connection here.