Book Sale is back! Preview 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, April 17. Sale 9 to 3 p.m. Sat. April 18.
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Sunday Church Services for April 2026. All begin at 10:30 a.m.
Art Sunday is back on April 26. See details below.
April 5 — Raquel Parker – This year, Pledge Sunday falls on Easter Sunday, and we are looking forward to celebrating both together as a community. Our Easter service will remain our primary focus, with a brief and meaningful “sprinkle” of Pledge Sunday woven.
April 12, 2026 – Robin Reichert – “Resurrecting the Sacred in Everyday Life.” – As we sit in sacred circle, let’s explore how we implement the sacred in our daily lives once Sunday service and community efforts are over and we head home. Let’s ask the questions, “What daily practices are already in place that remind me of the sacredness of life? Is there more I can do be aware of the sacred in my daily life? In what ways might my personal practices help me be the change I wish to see?” For purposes of this service we refer to the indigenous definition of the word “sacred” which is a holistic, relational worldview where spiritual power is integrated into all aspects of life and nature. From this perspective “sacred” is defined by a deep connection to each other, to land, air, food and water sources, creatures, ceremony, and the belief that the Earth is a living entity, making all parts sacred.
April 19 –The Rev. Flo Gelo – The Art of Reimagining – This sermon explores how an ordinary day can quietly reveal the fragility of life and the moral urgency of attention, gratitude, and presence. In a world often driven by distraction and uncertainty, who will remind us that everything we take for granted or ignore can reshape how we choose to live.
April 26 – Roger Long and John DeMasi – Art Sunday – A DDUUC tradition. Hey all you art enthusiasts, let’s get ready for Arts Sunday on the 26th of this month! If you would like to be a part of this inspiring service with a song, a poem, a painting, drawing or sculpture, please let John DeMasi or Roger Long know so we can get it on the program. And that will give us a chance to get an idea of how long it will take. Knowing that we always run a bit late, if you have composed a symphony, limit it to, say, 5 minutes. Just a few bars will do. Again, if you would like to be a part of our program.
All church services begin at 10:30 a.m. In case of inclement weather, watch your email. Sometimes this congregation meets by Zoom only.
DDUUC has adopted resolution encouraging CLIMATE ACTION
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