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Join us for this summer worship service with invited guest Chris Mason reflecting on notions of mercy, sacrifice, redemption and humility, facilitated by Jordan Young. We share our offering plate with Festival on the Green in support of their upcoming one July 12-18 on the Middlebury Town Green following St Stephen’s Peasant Market on Sat … Continue reading Reflections on Personal Values and Policing
Join us on video for our first summer worship service with invited guest Joanna Colwell, a longtime member of our congregation and OWL teacher, reflecting on her experiences sharing song as a way to increase empathy, solidarity, and joy. We’ll share our offering plate with Vermont Abenaki Artists Association in support of their annual heritage … Continue reading Summer Worship Begins: Singing for the World We Long to Live In
Join us for social hour at 10 am in Fellowship Hall FIRST (instead of following worship, so “flip flopped” from our usual routine). Then, at 11 am, join UU’s from all over the country in viewing the live-streamed worship service for this year’s UUA General Assembly which we will show on our media screen or … Continue reading UUA General Assembly’s Worship Service (“Flip Flop Sunday”)
. Join us for our last service with our interim ministers followed by a celebration to thank them for their support over two years as we searched for our settled minister. Hear a farewell message from them. We’ll share our offering plate with Vermont Abenaki Artists Association in support of their annual heritage festival on … Continue reading Goodbye!
We brought a flower or two to this intergeneration service about beauty. In a world that often feels painful and divided, how might beauty help restore our sense of connection, hope, and holiness? Through flowers, nature, art, and everyday moments of grace, this service explores the deep human hunger for beauty and the sacred … Continue reading Flower Ceremony: The Hunger for Beauty–What Flowers Teach Us
We recognized CVUUS’ 20 new members, and celebrated the power of congregations! We’share our offering plate with CVUUS Discretionary Fund, a vital safety net for members, friends, and neighbors who are in need of essential care. See our order of service: OOS 5.31.26 See video of this service at
Colleen and Joshin shared reflections on what we see about ourselves and others when we orient our lives toward the wellbeing of everyone – without exception. We share our offering plate with Climate Economy Action Center of Addison County in support of its Energy Navigators program and Green Mountain Club in support of its activities … Continue reading Limitless Goodwill (Buddhist Service)
What does it mean to be fully ourselves? How can we support each other as we learn to embrace who we are? Join us as we think about these questions and celebrate our children and youth during our annual Religious Exploration service led by Religious Exploration Coordinator, Julia Santerre. Wear What Feels Good! What clothing … Continue reading Being Fully Yourself
How do children grow up to be good citizens? What experiences change people’s attitudes toward those different from them? What makes love stronger than hate? Some thoughts on where goodness, faith and commitment come from, and the role religious communities play in all this learning to be good. We share our offering plate with Climate … Continue reading Teaching One Another to Be Good
Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? And how might we get there, together? Those are the questions that we reflecedt on this Sunday as we kick off May’s spiritual theme of Awakening Curiosity. Our service was led by Rev. Michael DeSantis, our candidate for settled ministry. A vote to … Continue reading Which Way to Beloved Community?
