Past Services

April 26, 2026: We honor UUCM’s transition this Sunday by remembering and celebrating the memories and milestones at 246 S Church St. In the process, we honor the journey […]

April 12, 2026: As UUCM prepares to move into a new building and expand our circle, we are invited to consider the possibilities before us. Tracy Pepper will reflect on how growing communities deepens understanding across differences and strengthen connections. The service will also introduce the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI), a tool that […]

April 5, 2026: We begin our exploration of this month’s theme “Embracing Possibility” with Easter Sunday, which traditionally honors sacrifice and rebirth to an energy more […]

March 29, 2026: Transition is the internal, psychological, and emotional process people undergo to come to terms with a new situation, whereas change is the external event that’s calling for that internal journey. In this service, one of a set of transition services over the next few months, we’ll draw on wisdom regarding transitioning to remember, appreciate and celebrate 246 Church Street. […]

March 22, 2026: In these days of ever-present distractions, from shiny social media posts to doom-laden news streams, it is even more important that we devote attention to […]

March 15, 2026: (also available as a podcast) Kurt Gray claims, in his book Outraged, that across the socio-political spectrum we share the same moral foundation – an ancient psychological need to protect the vulnerable from harm. […]

March 8, 2026: Once again, we approach our theme by starting close in, by paying attention first to the worlds inside of us, […]

March 1, 2026: (also available as a podcast) This Sunday, beginning our month-long invitation to “pay attention,” we celebrate the nature and power of community […]

February 22, 2026: Mutual aid is about communities organizing themselves to provide direct, compassionate support (food, housing, skills, care) to meet immediate […]

February 15, 2026: (also available as a podcast) Kristin Neff advocates Fierce Compassion: balancing tender self-kindness (yin) with assertive strength (yang). We’ll draw on Neff’s […]