Past Services

We Should All Be Abolitionists: Living Into the Congregational Study Action Issue

At our 2025 General Assembly, Unitarian Universalists committed to several years of study around Abolition, Transformation, and Faith Formation. We are inspired and led by the Church of the Larger Fellowship, home to over 2,000 incarcerated UUs. They define abolition as a holistic approach to systemic social change that includes, but is not limited to: … Continue reading We Should All Be Abolitionists: Living Into the Congregational Study Action Issue

Interdependence Day: An Introduction to Generative Democracy (video available)

During this anniversary season, we reflect on our nation’s history and call upon our Unitarian Universalist values to envision governance that is truly participatory. The promise of democracy has not yet been fulfilled at a national scale, but we the people maintain the right and the power to generate collaboration and collective action. Join us … Continue reading Interdependence Day: An Introduction to Generative Democracy (video available)

Ch-ch-ch-changes: Turn and Face the Strange (Part 2) (video available)

In this second of three services in our shared worship series, we channel David Bowie and think about Changes. Pastor Melissa Atchison from Manhattan Mennonite will offer the reflection at First Congregational, with our own Pastor Isabel Call on hand. We expect to be among a full house of guests from our friendly congregations. Join … Continue reading Ch-ch-ch-changes: Turn and Face the Strange (Part 2) (video available)