Partners in Beloved Community
Come and be inspired by the friendship of Thich Nhat Hanh and Martin Luther King, Jr. Hear how together they included universalism in expanding the vision of Beloved Community.
Speaker: Rev. Margo Rinehart
What Do Unitarian Universalists Believe?
This service will give you a historical perspective on the social action work of Unitarians and Universalists as well as how our faith can support your current journey as a Humanist, Theist, or someone still searching. Come and be inspired. Unitarian Universalism (UU) is a faith without a creed, uniting people through shared values, not dogma, … Continue reading What Do Unitarian Universalists Believe?
What to Let Go
Join us for the annual end of year service for discerning what to let go of before entering the new year. A ritual will help you determine what is best left behind so that new opportunities can enter.
Choosing Hope: Lessons from Hanukkah
This year the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah is celebrated from the evenings of December 14th-21st. This service is a reflection of two miracles: believing in limitless light and the choice of hope for restoration of what is essential in our lives.
Taizé service
Come and experience the style of worship that is provided in the Cathedral in Taize’ France. The service will have a repetitive, smoothing rhythm, with cello performances, that invites us into relaxation and gratitude. Click here to learn more about this style of worship and here for it’s history
How Much Change Can You Accomplish in Two Hours?
Come and find out how much change you can make in your faith community in only two hours a month. This will be a fun service where we explore what TUUC needs from each of us this fall and coming year.
Cultivating Compassion
How do we find self-compassion when also trying to be accountable for our actions? This sermon is inspired by Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement.
Building Belonging: Why We Choose to Journey Together
Belonging is not something that is given, it is something we build together and continuously. We are not here to offer perfection, rather we offer presence. Let us fill the sanctuary with love that is not only spoken but lived. Click Here for the back of the 9/14/2025 OOS.
In times of Chaos: Six things people can do for self-care
Join us as we gather together to explore ways of self care. This service is rooted in the work of The Sift blogger, Doug Muder, who advises us in how to restore insanity during times of “hysteria.” Reverend Margo has additions for daily living.
Generosity and Economic Justice
We are the richest country in the world and yet have more poverty than any other advanced democrary. The work of Princeton sociologist, Matthew Desmond, will show us that American povertizes those they should help, while creating a welfare state for the wealthy. This sermon will have you thinking about personal spending, civic agendas, and … Continue reading Generosity and Economic Justice