Click HERE to view the Service The theme this month is “Beauty” and we’re invited to ask, “What is beauty trying to get me to hear?” At our service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll reflect on the ways we can find wisdom and support in beauty and beautiful moments. The service will include our annual … Continue reading May 1 — Rev. Sue Browning, “Leaning Into Beauty (including our annual Flower Communion)” In-person & Zoom

Click HERE view April 24 service Did You Know? Disease is a symptom of environmental degradation. After two years of worldwide disease devastation and many more catastrophic events related to environmental degradation, how do we make a difference? How do we continue to have hope? Kim Agee, guest speaker Nancy Holland, service leader Dick Durham, … Continue reading April 24, “Degradation, Disease, Hope”, Kim Agee, guest speaker, In-person and Zoom

Click HERE to view this service As we turn yet another corner on the pandemic, our Easter hymn “Lo, the Earth Awakes Again” takes on special meaning. It’s a hymn about starting to turn toward celebration. Are we ready? This is likely a question the disciples were asking that first Easter morning. At our Easter … Continue reading April 17 — In-person & Zoom “Lo, the Earth Awakes Again”, Rev. Sue Browning

Click HERE to VIEW the service Rev. John Ames joins us again and offers this glimpse of what he plans to share with us in his sermon: “The Christian holiday Palm Sunday falls on April 10 this year. The crowds in Jerusalem who hailed Jesus as King were comparing him to David. The stories about David show … Continue reading APR 10 In-person & Zoom, Rev. John Ames, guest speaker, “Stories of a Flawed Hero”, Marilee Taussig, service leader, Sombarkin, vocalists, Philip Dutton, accompanist

Cick HERE to view last serviceOften we hear, “I’m so busy,” and it’s followed by a deep sigh. Do we at times overfill our days? Do we have a choice? Do we at times yearn to do more? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll explore the opportunity to listen to our bodies closely when we … Continue reading April 3 — In-person & Zoom “Busy and Tired…Tired and Busy…Busy and Tired” Rev. Sue Browning

Where do we find wisdom when times are hard, nerves are frayed, and conflict breaks our relationships? We will turn to wisdom, both ancient and new, as we ponder the lessons broken things can teach us. Click HERE to view Zoomed Service Rev. Kimberley Debus, guest speaker Nancy Holland, service leader Philip Dutton, musician

Click HERE to view the zoomed service. UUs draw from many sources including “Humanist teachings which counsel us to heed the guidance of reason and the results of science, and warn us against idolatries of the mind and spirit.” What is your understanding of humanism? Has it shifted over time? At this service with Rev. … Continue reading March 20 — “Humanism Takes on Many Forms”, In-person & Zoom, Rev. Sue Browning

Click HERE to view the Zoomed service As Unitarian Universalists, stewardship of our planet is at the heart of our beliefs and practices. Water symbolizes our connection to each other, to the totality of Life and to our place on the planet (7th Principle). For this worship service, we will welcome Annie Richards, the Chester Riverkeeper to our … Continue reading March 13 “Resilient Waterways”, Annie Richards, ** ZOOM ONLY ****

Click HERE to view March 6 service Is patience a good thing? Is it ever right (and even necessary) to be impatient? What do the various faith traditions have to say on patience? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll reflect on our understanding and practices around patience.   Rev. Sue Browning Jan Sprinkel, service leader Joe … Continue reading MAR 6 UUCR Worship Service, “About Patience …” Rev. Sue Browning, In-person & Zoom

Click HERE to view service Rev. James Gibbons Walker, Affiliate Minister of First Unitarian Church of Baltimore, invites reflection on what it means to live as a Unitarian Universalist in light of the words of William Sloan Coffin, “The leap of faith is not so much a leap of thought as of action,” and James … Continue reading February 27 — “The Life We Have Chosen” Rev. James Gibbons Walker