– Reverend Dan Lillie The story of death and resurrection takes many forms: the cycle of death and rebirth as the season changes from winter to spring; the image of the Phoenix bursting into flames and being reborn from the ashes; and the Easter story of Jesus' death and resurrection. These are just some of […]

- Jane Flood March 31 marked Transgender Day of Visibility (TDoV).  Many transgender people live hidden lives out of fear and shame. TDoV strives to end those conditions by recognizing gender non-conforming people, and to make the world a safer place for all LGBTQ+ individuals.  Here at WUUC our doors are open to people of all sexual orientations and […]

- Chuck Bean Every individual is on a religious journey. Our UU church, as a spiritual community, encourages each of us to examine our own spiritual journey, to articulate our own credo (Latin for “I believe), and to grow in our ability to discover and clearly understand our own belief systems. In this service we’ll […]

- Rev. José Roberto (Berto) Gándara Perea A celebration and exploration of mysticism and the first of the UU sources: “Direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all cultures, which moves us to a renewal of the spirit and an openness to the forces which create and uphold life.” The Rev. José […]

– Reverend Dan Lillie It's a minister's job to deliver the sermon on (most) Sundays. But what about the rest of the week? If you've ever wondered about what a minister does (specifically, a Unitarian Universalist minister), join us for this service where Rev. Dan will give a glimpse into his day-to-day life as the […]

- Reverend Dan Lillie Unitarian Universalism affirms and promotes a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. So where has your search led you, today? What questions are you currently living (and wrestling) with? The only way to get to the answers we seek is by living the questions now; and we do this […]

– Reverend Dan Lillie Come take part in a beloved tradition in Unitarian Universalism: The Flower Communion (also called the Flower Ceremony). Bring a flower, and join in this special ritual that celebrates the beauty of community. The link to join the Zoom Meeting online service at 10 a.m. is here. https://bit.ly/wuucworship Meeting ID: 940 […]

- Reverend Daniel Kanter We share the ministry in our tradition and have high hopes for it. On a day where this church installs Rev. Dan Lillie, we will join in worship to make space for our shared understanding. The link to join the Zoom Meeting online service at 10 a.m. is here. https://bit.ly/wuucworship Meeting […]

– Jacob Johns Jacob Johns will explore the profound intersection of ancient wisdom and modern activism, unraveling how the fusion of these two powerful forces can guide us into the prophesied new world heralded by diverse global traditions. Delving into the depths of time-honored philosophies and cultural teachings, we uncover timeless insights that hold the […]

– Reverend Dan Lillie Our WUUC Choir works hard all year to learn and perform beautiful music that enhances our worship services. For this service our choir takes center stage, singing their favorite choir songs from the last few years. Let the music feed your spirit at this Choir's Greatest Hits service. This service will […]

– Jan Radoslovich This year, the Board has read and discussed "Serving with Grace" by Erik Walker Wikstrom. His final chapter has these observations about the spirituality of lay leadership. He sees church leadership as a spiritual practice because it is hard and because the church is a spiritual institution. Using the spiritual lens for […]

– Reverend Dan Lillie It takes many helping hands, dedicated hearts, and willing spirits to sustain, nurture, and grow our community. Join us as we celebrate the end of our 2023-24 church year, and honor and appreciate the volunteers who support our church with their time and energy. The link to join the Zoom Meeting […]

- Rev. Molly Housh Gordon We are all tangled up together in a great web of life that is woven with beauty and hardship, love and loss, thriving and struggle. How do we tend well to the weaving so that all of us are held in care? This service will be a viewing of the […]