Speaker: Rev. Tricia Hart

Goodbye!

Onsite & Zoom. 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.  We’ll share our offering plate with TBD. See our order of service: RE this Sunday: Children will start in worship then leave … Continue reading Goodbye!

Flower Ceremony

Onsite & Zoom. Bring a flower to add to our communal bouquet.  We’ll share our offering plate with TBD. See our order of service: RE this Sunday: Children will stay in worship for this intergenerational service.  Stay for Social Hour in the Ann Ross Fellowship Hall!  CVUUS Annual Meeting follows back up in the sanctuary … Continue reading Flower Ceremony

Celebration of Membership

Onsite & Zoom. TBD. We’ll share our offering plate with CVUUS Discretionary Fund. See our order of service: RE this Sunday: Children will start in worship then leave for Fenn House for an activity.  Stay for Social Hour in the Ann Ross Fellowship Hall! 

Knowing Our Religious Roots

Religion and politics have always been powerful in human societies.  And religious movements have always been intertwined with political forces, however much we might wish to keep them separate.  The back story to “Palm Sunday” might surprise, and inspire you! Explore this month’s Soul Matters theme of paying attention with Rev. Tricia Hart. We share … Continue reading Knowing Our Religious Roots

From Abolition to Black Lives Matter (& Beyond)

In this service we honor Black History Month and this month’s Soul Matters theme of resilience. We share our offering plate with the CVUUS Discretionary Fund which is a vital safety net for members, friends, and neighbors who are in need of essential care.  See our order of service: OOS 2.22.26 Video available at https://youtu.be/voZuoHwHCJ4 … Continue reading From Abolition to Black Lives Matter (& Beyond)

What’s Your Question?

A great deal is happening these days: in our country, in the world, not to mention Addison County and Vermont. Religious communities offer inspiration and learning; but sometimes it helps to bring up what we don’t understand and wonder aloud together. This service is all about your thoughts and ideas. Bring your questions for Rev. … Continue reading What’s Your Question?

How Martin Luther King Jr. Changed Unitarian Universalism

Working for racial justice has played a central role in Unitarian Universalism for many decades.  We considered the roots of this commitment, how it has defined us, and where we’re headed. Third in the “Stories That Have Shaped Us” series on Unitarian and Universalist history and theology. Rev. Tricia leads us in exploring this as … Continue reading How Martin Luther King Jr. Changed Unitarian Universalism