In a month devoted to the theme of Play, we’ll spend this Sunday morning in sacred silliness. Through song, story, and interactive games, we’ll experience the light-hearted joy of being … Continue reading Sacred Silliness

We start the month with a celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride! Join use to honor the joyful, resonant, transformative spirit captured in poet James Broughton’s “Ode to Gaiety.” He writes: “Long … Continue reading Pride Sunday!

Our month-long focus on “Story” dovetails this Sunday with the celebration of Vesak, the day commemorating the Buddha’s birth but encompassing the entire scope of his life, from youth through … Continue reading The Story of the Buddha

This two-part worship experience includes an online service at 10:30 – devoted to the history of our beloved Flower Communion – followed by an in-person, protocol-following get-together at noon on … Continue reading Flower Communion Returns!

As we enter this month devoted to the theme of Story, we reflect on our personal narratives, the narrative of our beloved congregation, and the narrative of the Unitarian Universalist … Continue reading The Story Goes On

In celebration of Earth Day, we’ll spend some quality time with Peter Mayer’s brilliant hymn “Blue Boat Home” and its evocative imagery of a “wide universe” and “infinite sea.” Perhaps … Continue reading The Ocean I Travel

This Sunday,  the Worship Committee invites the Davies community into the sacred work of anti-racism and the dismantling of White Supremacy lifted up in the 8th Principle of our faith. Included … Continue reading A White Supremacy Teach-In

May Sarton’s poem “Now I Become Myself” offers a glimpse of the lifelong journey each of us takes toward becoming our truest self. She writes, “It’s taken/Time, many years and … Continue reading “Now I Become Myself”

Join us HERE for a family-friendly worship service as we celebrate the springtime promise of an Easter morning. This festive, interactive gathering offers dramatic reenactments, spiritual reflections, and multiple opportunities … Continue reading Call My Name – An Easter Celebration

Gathering on the evening of Good Friday, we’ll consider how our wounded world might be reflected in the final hours of the radical rabbi from Nazareth. As we revisit the … Continue reading Good Friday Vigil