Church Services for March 2026. All begin at 10:30 a.m.
March 1—Kara Parker, Azzy and the Religious Education Students The Young and the Brave – Children have always helped lead justice movements. This multi-generational service explores how their courage and voices continue to shape a more just and loving world, and how we are called to listen and stand by them.
March 8 –Pauline Nijander – The Ministry of Presence Being present, truly present, requires more than just physically being there. In order to truly be present in the moment and to be there for one another (and to do so the right way), then it requires us to pay attention to the life, experiences, and stories of those around us. It is when we fully engage in the ministry of presence that we are then able to better aid those who ask for help.
March 15 – Spirit Circle and CUUPS — Spring Equinox also called Ostara We will be celebrating the balance of light and darkness, renewal, and the awakening Earth. Together we’ll reflect on the connection between Unitarian Universalist and Wiccan traditions, exploring how both honor the cycles of nature and the harmony between shadow and light. The service will include meditation, reflection, and closing blessings for the coming season.
March 22 – Mark Bernstein –To Be Determined
March 29 Rev. Dr. Veronica Rak – The Way Beyond Us -Maybe there’s a sense of déjà vu, or perhaps a nagging feeling that something is on the verge of breaking in… in either case, transformation can be an unsettling experience. This morning we’ll settle in to reflect on the human experience of change along our life’s journey.
Feb. 1- Denise McCormack – Story is Resistance: Listening, Reflecting, and Leading withIntention – Stories shape how we understand ourselves and the world. When we engage them thoughtfully—questioning, reflecting, and seeking deeper meaning—we shift from passive recipients to active participants in creating justice and compassion. This service invites us to explore how story becomes a tool of resistance, clarity, and purposeful leadership. This service will be held in person and on Zoom. Scroll down for the Zoom information.
Feb. 8 – The Rev. Charles Loflin – The Transient and the Permanent – In 1841, Unitarian Theodore Parker preached the sermon “The Transient and Permanent in Christianity.” Parker drew a distinction between “permanent” spiritual truths and “transient” religious forms. This became a foundational text for American UUism and Transcendentalism. How might this theological lens apply to our social justice work today?
Feb. 15 – Mike Skelly – UU Principle 1: Interdependence and Animism – Our “Interdependent Web” serves as a theological bridge to animism, recognizing nature as a sacred, living system. By rejecting the human-nature divide, we find divinity in all beings. We live this daily by protecting Earth from exploitation and nurturing sustainable relationships built on mutuality, justice, and the work of repair.
Feb. 22 – Robin Reichart – Becoming a Tuning Fork of Love -The state of the world and daily concerns can steal our joy and make us miserable. In this fascinating talk Robin demonstrates, through personal stories and science, how it is possible for human resonance to affect other living systems in positive ways, lifting others, sometimes even without uttering a word.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service has been rescheduled from Monday, Jan. 19 to Monday Feb. 16, 2026.
All church services begin at 10:30 a.m. In case of inclement weather, watch your email. Sometimes this congregation meets by Zoom only.
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