Sunday Services

May 6

The Power of Music on Our Lives and Its Affect on Us

Worship Leader: Rabbi Jules King

Worship Associate: Bryna Blum

Music! What does music mean to you? The power of music permeates every part of our lives. We will look at various types of music, its use, and discover the effect it has in our lives. The sermon will take on a very different feel... come explore and enjoy it with me!

Children’s Religious Education, grades K-5 is available

UUCOD Choir; Kurt Jordan, accompanist; Turner Blatchley, bass; Nathon Parrot, drums

May 13

Life and Death

Worship Leader: Rev. Julie Forest

Worship Associate: Joni Padduck

On some level, we all know that we are going to die, but we like to be forgetful about this inescapable fact. So the question how shall I live knowing I will die shifts the focus. This is a third in the sermon series about living a spiritually mature life as a Unitarian Universalist.

Children's Religious Education for Grades 6-12 is available.

Kurt Jordan, accompanist

May 20

What is My Gift to my Earth Family?

Worship Leader: Rev. Julie Forest

Worship Associate: Denise Janssen Eager

The earth family is understood as the interconnected web of existence. Our earth family needs each of us to accept our individual gifts and generously share them. Yet there are many obstacles to accepting and sharing our gifts. This is the final sermon in the series about living a spiritually mature life as a Unitarian Universalist.

Children's Religious Education for Grades 6-12 is available.

Kurt Jordan, accompanist

May 27

The Wound Dresser

Worship Leader: Rev. Donald Stouder

Worship Associate: Josette Pacino

In this sermon, Rev. Don will take a look at the strange relationship some of us have had with Memorial Day. As peace and justice activists, what should it mean to us? How should we celebrate? And can we learn anything from the experiences of others and their relationships to the suffering of war, in this case the poet Walt Whitman.

There will be no Children’s Religious Education this week

Malcolm Swan, accompanist