We can learn a lot about the world and about ourselves when we reach out to others and offer them aid. What happens when we remove the distance of our differences and actually place ourselves in friendship with those we are serving? Join guest preacher, Christin Green, Chaplain at All Souls UU in Washington, D.C., for some reflections on the transformation that happens when we enter the company of others

.” These two words are a chance to connect. In “thank you” we sense that with giving there is receiving. Join Rev. Sue and all of us for our annual intergenerational Bread Communion Service, where we’ll take time to remind one another of the value of gratitude as we break bread together.

Music will fill our Sanctuary for our Thanksgiving Sunday Service. Well-known local musicians Tom McHugh and Tom Anthony will bring music to our Sunday service with banjo, bass, and song. This morning’s readings, reflections, and music will invoke a sense of belonging and hope. Join us as we celebrate our home on the Eastern Shore with stories, humor, and tradition. Be prepared to sing and be grateful!