A Call to Conscience: The Spiritual Act of Voting- Where is a Higher Power in the Process?

November 3rd

As UU we are called upon to address the climate of division and fear that surround elections. Voting and civic involvement are a spiritual practice that can nurture a sense of community, accountability and commitment to the common good.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Linda Lampson

Music: Gage Purdy

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share the Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

Sources of Our Faith Series: Harmony with the Earth: Lessons from Earth-Centered Traditions

November 10th

This Sunday, we invite you to join us in exploring the spiritual teachings of Earth-centered traditions that celebrate the sacred circle of life and instruct us to live in harmony with the earth. These traditions offer profound insights into our interconnectedness with all living beings and the natural world. Together, we will reflect on how these teachings can guide us in nurturing a deeper respect for the environment and a more sustainable way of life. Come and be inspired by the wisdom of Earth-centered spirituality as we seek to honor and protect the planet we call home.

Town Hall Meeting After the Service

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leaders: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Eric Fischer

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Louise Bettner

Share the Basket: Council on Aging

Letting go of our stories: Finding freedom beyond our narratives

November 17th

What stories do we tell ourselves about who we are, who others are, and how the world works? How do these stories shape, and sometimes limit, our lives. What stories do you need to let go of?

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Veronica Jordan

Music: John Ray

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: UUCSR General Fund

From Gratitude to Grateful Living

November 24th

Imagine being able to have gratitude that is unconditional and lasting. A Gratitude that does not depend on what happens, but comes from the inside out. "This is gratefulness - the 'great fullness' of life in all its moments of messiness and magnificence." (Kristi Nelson) Today we explore the work of Brother David Steindl-Rast and the transformative power of taking nothing for granted.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Judy Withee

Worship Associates: Mark Sowers

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman 

Share The Basket: UUA Disaster Relief Fund

Embracing the Mystery: Renewing Our Spirit

October 6th

Join us as we explore the profound impact of direct experiences with transcending mystery and wonder. These moments, affirmed in all cultures, open our hearts and minds to the forces that create and uphold life. Together, we'll reflect on how these experiences can renew our spirit, foster a sense of awe, and deepen our connection to the world around us. Let's celebrate the mystery and wonder that inspire us to live more fully and with greater openness to the beauty and complexity of existence.

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Joe Gabaeff

Music: Sally Jones

Pianist: Paul Gilger

Share the Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

Prophetic Voices: Confronting Injustice with Love

October 13th

We invite you to join us as we delve into the powerful words and deeds of prophetic individuals who challenge us to confront the powers and structures of evil in our world. Through their inspiring examples, we will explore how justice, compassion, and the transformative power of love can guide us in our own lives. Together, we'll reflect on the courage and vision needed to stand against injustice and to promote a more just and compassionate world.

Service Leaders: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Cathie Wiese

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share the Basket: F.I.S.H. – Friends in Service Here

The Connection Between Wisdom and Pluralism

October 20th

The connection between the wisdom found in world religions and the pluralism embraced by Unitarian Universalism is profound and multifaceted. Our service will explore some key points that highlight this relationship, such as shared values, spiritual growth and exploration, and human experience as a source of wisdom.

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Jonathan Choe

Music: Alan Bell

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: UUCSR General Fund

How Do We Afford Real Homes?

October 27th

Let's overcome the anxiety of the impending election by really considering what we can do as a community to help more neighbors afford real homes in Sonoma County. Karym Sanchez of NBOP will deliver the message.

Service Leader: Karym Sanchez

Worship Associates: Mark Sowers

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman 

Share The Basket: North Bay Organizing Project (NBOP)

"Our Unitarian Roots"

September 1st

Join us this Sunday as we delve into the courageous story of how our Unitarian faith was forged in the fires of Reformation Europe. As we reconnect with our Transylvanian roots, we will reflect on the enduring legacy of these early Unitarians who championed the cause of spiritual liberty and progressive thought. Their unwavering commitment to dialogue and acceptance continues to inspire our faith community today.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave and the travelers who went to see Unitarian historical sites

Worship Associates: Cathie Weise

Music: Sally Jones

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

"Ingathering"

September 8th

Welcome to our Annual Water Communion. This ceremony marks the beginning of our congregational year. As we pour our waters into a common vessel, we honor the contributions each of us brings to our community. May this ritual remind us of our shared responsibility to nurture our planet and each other. As the waters blend, so do our hopes, dreams, and intentions for the year ahead. 

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leaders: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Mark Sowers

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: South Park Futbol Academy

"Celebrating 20 Years

September 15th

The 20th anniversary of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Santa Rosa in its current building is a momentous occasion, filled with reflection, gratitude, and appreciation for all those who have contributed to its journey, including those who have passed away. 

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Linda Lampson

Music: Robert Howseman, Roger Corman

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: UUCSR General Fund

"The Sacred Art of Invitation"

September 22nd

In a world that often feels fragmented and divided, the practice of invitation holds transformative power. Join us this Sunday as we explore the sacred art of inviting – inviting others into our lives, our hearts, and our community. Rooted in the Unitarian Universalist principles of radical hospitality and inclusivity, we will delve into how intentional invitations can foster deeper connections, create welcoming spaces, and cultivate a sense of belonging. Come, be a part of this meaningful conversation and let's learn together how to invite more love, understanding, and unity into our world.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Eric Fischer

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman 

Share The Basket: Ukraine TrustChain

"Music as Worship

September 29th

Together we will explore the power of music as worship at UUCSR. We’ll dive into the ways music connects us to our deepest emotions, enhances our spiritual practice, and brings our community together. Whether through singing hymns, learning a piece of music together, or the quiet resonance of a shared moment, music has the unique ability to transcend words and touch the soul. Come celebrate the sacred role that music plays in our lives and discover how it can deepen our connection to the divine, to one another, and to ourselves. 

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave & Gage Purdy

Worship Associates: Jonathan Choe

Music: Gage Purdy

Pianist: Louise Bettner

Share The Basket: Project Censored/Media Freedom Foundation

"Closer to the Heart: Authenticity, for its Own Sake"

August 4th

For some, passion for a favorite artist can become part of one's authentic expression. Rush, a band of many talents, and some controversies, inspires passion like few other bands in the hearts of their fans. Join us as we explore how their music and journey exemplify lessons of Authenticity hard-earned through living true to one's spirit and soul.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Joe Gabaeff

Worship Associates: Jonathan Choe

Music: Sally Jones

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

"Soul Matters Team"

August 11th

If you've been attending UUCSR services over the past few years, you have probably heard the term "Soul Matters". If you would like to take a deeper dive into what it is, where it came from, and how it has already impacted our services, come and find out! The "Soul Matters" committee will be offering their reflections on how it might be used to deepen our relationships with each other and bring more Soul into our community. 

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leaders: Katie Treller

Worship Associates: Eric Fischer

Music: Gage Purdy

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: The Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)

"Seven Last Words of the Unarmed"

August 18th

Experience a profound Unitarian Universalist service centered on Joel Thompson's "Seven Last Words of the Unarmed." Through poignant music and reflective readings, delve into themes of social justice, racial equality, and the sanctity of life. Join us in honoring the humanity of those lost to violence and advocating for change. (Potential Trigger Warning: Gun Violence & Police Brutality)

Blessing of the Backpacks!

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Gage Purdy

Music: Gage Purdy

Pianist: Recorded Music

The Basket: Our Own Religious Education Program

"A Taste of Taize"

August 25th

Over the past year UUCSR has been offering our contemplative Taize service once a month. In today's service we will learn about the history and tradition of Taize and how it brings together our UU Sources, ancient and contemporary wisdom, music, chanting and meditation. It will be a time for listening deeply with our hearts in a place of tranquility and connection in the midst of our busy lives and hurting world.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Gage Purdy

Worship Associates: Judy Withee

Music: Gage Purdy

Pianist: Roger Corman 

Share The Basket: Peace & Justice Center

Unpacking Our Baggage: 

A Journey of Self-Exploration

July 7th

In our UU congregation, we often pride ourselves on our openness, acceptance, and commitment to personal growth. Yet, we may find ourselves holding onto baggage that hinders our spiritual journey. What baggage are you carrying? Is it the weight of unspoken doubts, unresolved conflicts, or societal expectations?

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Cathie Weise

Music: Gage Purdy & Crystal McDougal Purdy

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

Equity in Sonoma County

July 14th

Join us this Sunday as we delve into a profound discussion on equity in our beloved Sonoma County. In a world where disparities persist, we are called to reflect on our collective responsibility to cultivate a community where justice and fairness flourish for all. Together, we'll explore the complexities of equity, examining how privilege and systemic barriers impact our neighbors and ourselves.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leaders: Gage Purdy

Worship Associates: Veronica Jordan

Music: Gage Purdy

Pianist: Louise Bettner

Share The Basket: Planned Parenthood/Northern California

The Gospel According to Carl Sagan

July 21st

We cannot prove the existence of God, nor can we disprove it. The relationship between science and religion is much more nuanced than popularly believed.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Bev Spears

Worship Associates: Judy Withee

Music: Sally Jones

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Religious Education Program

Anticipation

July 28th

Whether we anticipate the arrival of a new minister or the return of an old President, we all anticipate. What does it mean? How do we feel when we do it? How does it improve or hinder our wisest actions? Come explore with us. Anticipate a great service.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Mark Sowers

Worship Associates: Clare Whitfield Susan Thollaug

Music: Sally Jones

Pianist: Roger Corman 

Share The Basket: Redbud Resources – Building bridges between Native and non-Native communities. 

Embracing the Gift of Renewal: A message of Love and INclusion for the LGBTQ+ Community

June 2nd

Renewal is a beautiful and transformative process. It is a chance to let go of past hurts and misconceptions, to embrace growth and understanding, and to move forward with a renewed sense of purpose and identity. For many LGBTQ+ individuals, the journey of renewal is deeply intertwined with their own personal journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

Congregational Meeting after the service (See More Info HERE)

If you are planning to attend the Congregational Meeting via Zoom, and there are two members on Zoom in your household, please plan to attend using two different electronic devices (phone and computer, or two computers) to ensure that each member in your household can vote. Thank you.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Eric Fischer

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

Interfaith Pride service at UUCSR

June 2nd- 7pm

UUCSR Santa Rosa 547 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa. Join NBOP's Religious Leaders Caucus (NBOP)-affiliated faith communities as we lift up the rights of LGBTQAI+ people, and join our voices to call for meaningful social change! Expect music, prayer, joy, and solidarity.

The Paradox of Pluralism

May 5th

The Paradox of Pluralism invites us to embrace our differences without compromising our convictions, to engage in meaningful dialogue without sacrificing our faith, and to navigate the complexities of our pluralistic world with humility, and love. As we journey together, may we find unity amidst diversity and strength in our shared humanity.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Susan Thollaug

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

The Challenges and Opportunities Presented by Pluralism

May 12th

As followers of faith, we are called to engage with the world around us, embracing diversity while remaining rooted in our convictions. This sermon will delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by pluralism, exploring how we can maintain our spiritual integrity amidst a sea of differing beliefs.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leaders: Rev Dave Clements 

Worship Associates: Joe Gabaeff

Music: Gage Purdy

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Humanidad Therapy and Education Services

Our Annual Flower Communion

May 19th

Join us for our Annual Flower Communion Service, a beloved tradition that embodies the essence of our Unitarian Universalist faith. In this special gathering, we come together to celebrate the beauty of diversity and the interconnectedness of all life. Each member of our community is invited to bring a flower, symbolizing their unique journey, experiences, and contributions. As we assemble, our diverse array of blooms becomes a vibrant tapestry of colors, shapes, and fragrances—a tangible representation of the rich tapestry of our congregation.

We will celebrate after the service by having a potluck meal together.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Jonathan Choe

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir 

Pianist:

The Basket: Our Own Religious Education Program

CASTE

May 26th

Reading "Caste":

Join us as we explore Isabel Wilkerson's understanding of American racism as an intentional and pernicious caste system of the West. Hear from some of the more than 40 UUCSR members who have discussed her book in our reading groups. And consider our next steps as we journey toward spiritual wholeness and accountably dismantle racism in ourselves and our institutions. 

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Members from the various Caste reading groups

Worship Associates: Mark Sowers

Music: Sally Jones, Crystal McDougall Purdy, Jen Freese

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Ceres Community Project

Save the Date!

Interfaith Pride service at UUCSR

June 2nd

UUCSR Santa Rosa 547 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa. Join NBOP's Religious Leaders Caucus (NBOP)-affiliated faith communities as we lift up the rights of LGBTQAI+ people, and join our voices to call for meaningful social change! Expect music, prayer, joy, and solidarity.

Interdependence: Exploring the Heart of Unitarian Universalism

April 7th

In a world that often emphasizes differences, Unitarian Universalism celebrates unity in diversity, embracing a belief in the inherent worth and dignity of every individual. "Interdependence," is the heart of Unitarian Universalism. Our faith invites all to ponder the interconnection of humanity, nature, and the cosmos. We invite you to join with us in exploring the spiritual landscape that Unitarian Universalism cultivates.

Special Congregational Meeting after the service

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Judy Withee

Music: Gage Purdy

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

Transforming Conflict: The Blessings of Congregational Turmoil

April 14th

Conflict is endemic to congregational life. Because congregations exist to help us find meaning and purpose, we find it difficult to realize that not everyone shares our understanding or approach. Many of us have cultural backgrounds that teach us that conflict is bad or to be avoided. Conflict Transformation, on the other hand, treats conflict as an opportunity to learn and grow, both individually, and institutionally. The sermon will offer concrete strategies for personal growth and healthy congregational functioning in dealing with conflict.

Guest Minister Terasa Cooley: A Unitarian Universalist Minister and a former Director of Unitarian Universalist Congregational life. Her beliefs: I am a believer in personal awareness, conscious community, and values-based activism. I prefer to speak and think in terms of “and” rather than “or.” My lifelong passion has been to help individuals grow in their compassion, self-insight, and courage to lead; and to help congregations and organizations unite around a common mission to do good in the world. I believe healthy conflict leads to growth, and healthy covenants build vibrant communities. 

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leaders: Rev Dave Clements & Guest Rev Terasa Cooley 

Worship Associates: Richard Senghas

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Shelterwood Collective

The Lessons of Passover

April 21st

Join us on this special occasion to reflect, connect, and celebrate the profound teachings of Passover, embracing the spirit of unity and understanding. Let us appreciate the richness of this tradition as we explore the intersections and find strength in our shared commitment to build a more just and compassionate world.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Clare Whitfield

Music: John Ray

Pianist: Paul Gilger

The Basket: Our Own Religious Education Program

Interconnectedness is Simply not Enough

April 28th

Central to our identity as Unitarian Universalists is the understanding that all life exists in an interconnected web. How is it that our sense of "interconnectedness" has led us to collectively do precious little to stop oppression, racism, perpetual war, and continued destruction of our planet? How is it that we can so easily divorce ourselves from the pain and plight of others? What are we getting wrong?  

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Bev Spears

Worship Associates: Veronica Jordan

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Community Action Partnership

From Seed to Blossom: Cultivating Personal Growth in Our Unitarian Faith

March 3rd

Just as a gardener tends to the soil and planting, we too engage in practices that enrich our spiritual soil. Through reflection, meditation and our UU Principles we can create a fertile ground for personal transformation. Each individual is a unique seed, and our faith serves as the catalyst for growth

*Multi-Gen Service

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Linda Lampson & Bruce Hope

Music: Alan Bell & Crystal McDougall Purdy

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

Beyond Boundaries: Exploring Radical Transformation In our UU Faith

March 10th

Unitarian Universalism is a faith that celebrates diversity, encourages questioning, and embraces the journey of self-discovery. In our upcoming gathering, we will explore the concept of radical transformation within the context of our UU principles.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements 

Worship Associates: Jonathan Choe

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Miracle League North Bay, dedicated to providing individuals with disabilities the opportunity to participate in an organized baseball league.

Becoming Whole: Navigating the Path of Spiritual Transformation

March 17th

Whether you're just starting on your spiritual journey or have been walking the path for years, this service aims to inspire and guide you on your quest for spiritual wholeness. We will discuss the importance of self-reflection, mindfulness and embracing the transformative power of faith.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Cathie Wiese

Music: Sally Jones, Robert Howseman

Pianist: Louise Bettner

The Basket: Our Own Religious Education Program

Songs Of The (Yet!) Living Earth

March 24th

Let's take a cue from the wild and tenacious beauty of the natural world, and reconnect this morning with our own journeys in life. How can the resiliency of the living earth inspire us and refresh our perspectives on what is yet possible in our lives? Have you heard of compost theology? Let's explore how we "compost" ideas, ways of being, and practices that do not serve us and reformulate lives of meaning, joy, connection and authenticity. Rev. Dara is delighted to return to UUCSR as a guest minister today!

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader Guest: Rev Dara Olandt

Worship Associates: Eric Fischer

Music: Alan Bell & Crystal McDougall Purdy 

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Sonoma County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy (LECS)

Resurrection of Hope: A Liberal Unitarian Celebration on Easter Sunday

March 31st

Resurrection of Hope. In a world filled with challenges, uncertainties, and ever-changing landscapes, Easter holds a unique resonance in our UU community. Join us as we embrace the spirit of Easter. Together, let us affirm the resurrection of hope, the face of adversity, and the power to cultivate a brighter future for ourselves and our interconnected world.

*Multi-Generational Service

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Mark Sowers

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Boys and Girls Club. Vision is to end poverty and serve our community’s most deserving residents-our youth!

Building Bridges of Justice and Equity: Navigating the Path to a More Inclusive Tomorrow

February 4th

As we gather today, let us reflect upon the concept of building bridges of justice and equity. In a world often marked by division and disparity, navigating the path to a more inclusive tomorrow requires intentional efforts to understand the experiences of those who have been marginalized and oppressed.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associates: Eric Fischer

Music: Sally Jones & Robert Howseman

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

Courageous Compassion: Embracing Justice for the Marginalized

February 11th

Courageous compassion requires us to cultivate a well of empathy, to listen intently to the stories of the marginalized and to let their voices shape our understanding. It beckons us to confront our biases, dismantle systems of oppression and engage in the difficult work of reimagining a society where equity and justice are not just lofty ideas but lived realities.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associate: Clare Whitfield & Linda Lampson

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Young Religious UUs of the Pacific (YRUUP)

Justice, Equity, and Compassion in Human Relations

February 18th

Compassion is a choice. Whether it is expressed as a knowing smile, a gift of money, or providing resources to one or many, compassion is the glue that holds civilizations together. It also defines civilizations and societies. When societies fail, showing compassion can sometimes be a brave act. Many believe we are entering an era that they describe as a dark age when political and social contracts unravel. Compassion is one of the first casualties of such eras, but it is one of the foundational principles we UUs are called to uphold. We dare not fail in this essential purpose.

Rev. Clovice Lewis is a cellist, composer, entrepreneur, computer technologist, and inventor who lives in Northern California. Clovice was ordained as a UU minister in 2022. His ministry emphasizes the dismantling of racial, class, and ethnic barriers, using music to counter oppression. Read more at his website: https://www.clovicelewis.com

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Worship Leader/Guest: Rev. Clovice Lewis

Worship Associate: Susan Thollaug

Music: Gage Purdy & Rev Clovice Lewis

Pianist: Gage Purdy

The Basket is highlighting : Our Own Religious Education

Harmony In Diversity: Building a foundation of Equity in our Liberal Community

February 25th

The beauty of our congregation lies in our diversity. Each of us brings a different melody to our shared existence. Equity is the bridge that connects us, allowing each member to walk alongside the other with a sense of shared humanity. 

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associate: Joe Gabaeff

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Community Child Care Council of Sonoma County (4C's)

Annual Milestones Service by the Lay Chaplains

January 7th

In this first service of the new year we will both look back and prepare for the future.  We'll celebrate milestones from 2023 and participate in a ritual to launch the New Year with hope and creativity.

Order of Service (available the day before service)

Service Leader: Lay Chaplains

Worship Associates: Linda Lampson

Music: Alan Bell

Pianist: Roger Corman

The Basket: Our Own Saturday Breakfast for Our Neighbors

Building the Beloved Community:

Embracing the legacy of MLK

January 14th

We gather inspired by the legacy of Dr. King, a visionary whose dream transcends time. In the spirit of unity and love I invite you to open your hearts to the wisdom of his teachings. May this service be a time of reflection, inspiration to building the Beloved Community in our own lives and in the world around us.

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associate: Jonathan Choe

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration

Roots and Branches: Celebrating the Rich History of UUCSR'S Journey

January 21st

We invite you to embark on a journey through time - a journey that traces the roots and witnesses the growth of UUCSR. As we celebrate our rich history let us reflect on the deep roots that anchor us and the branches that reach toward a future filled with hope and possibility. 

Worship Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associate: Cathie Wiese

Music: Gage Purdy

Pianist: Paul Gilger

The Basket is highlighting : Our Own Religious Education

Love Unveiled: The Ever-Evolving Tapestry of Affection

January 28th

Welcome to the exploration of "Love Unveiled: The Ever-Evolving Tapestry of Affection." As we stand on the precipice of understanding, let us open our hearts to the revelation that love, in all its beauty and complexity, is a dynamic force. It morphs and transforms, revealing new dimensions as we navigate the various stages of our lives. Just as a skilled artist crafts a masterpiece with diverse colors and textures, so does love decorate the canvas of our existence with numerous shades.

Service Leader: Rev Dave Clements

Worship Associate: Richard J. Senghas

Music: Gage Purdy & The Choir

Pianist: Roger Corman

Share The Basket: Social Advocates for Youth (SAY)