Category: Past services

Rev. Shana Lynngood — with Worship Associate Dan Klimke — We will have special music from our Chalice Choir this morning under the guest conductor,

Oliver Belisle with Coming of Age Group with Worship Associate Samantha Magnus — Throughout history, people from all walks of life have been mesmerized by

Rev. Shana Lynngood with Worship Associate Doug McGinnis — Special music by Erika Richards, trumpet — We begin a month of exploring transformation with the Christian holiday

Dr. Mary-Wynne Ashford with Worship Associate Oliver Belisle – The Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons is so important that the Nobel Peace Prize went to

Rev. Shana Lynngood with Worship Associate Shelley Motz – Back in 1985, Rev. Fred and Bonnie Cappuccino took a huge risk in founding ChildHaven International.

Rev. Melora Lynngood with Worship Associate Doug McGinnis – When we think of ‘risk,’ we often think of physical risk – rock-climbing, sky-diving, and the

Rev. Shana Lynngood with Worship Associate Madelaine Clarke – Sometimes it’s the times and places when we take a risk that we feel most in

Rev Melora Lynngood and Worship Associate Larry Boldt — As a result of our interdependence, we are often touched by the suffering of others –

Rev. Shana Lynngood and Worship Associate Doug McGinnis — I was asked by a member of our community to speak about why it matters when we

Rev. Melora Lynngood and Worship Associate Dan Klimke — This is our theme kick-off, the first Sunday in our exploration of “Interdependence: the practice of

Ministerial Intern Christopher Wulff and Worship Associate Larry Boldt – Our Unitarian Universalist communities are always walking the fine line between adopting change that keeps

Rev. Shana Lynngood and Worship Associate Oliver Belisle – One aspect of resistance we may not frequently consider are the aspects of ourselves and our

Rev. Melora Lynngood & Friends and Worship Associate Dan Klimke – What issues most concern and affect you and your family? What if others in

Rev. Shana Lynngood and Worship Associate Shelley Motz – What can we learn from the #metoo movement and other powerful examples of collective action for