This is a worship service centered on music. There will be few readings and no sermon. Often, the Music Director explains the history of individual hymns. The choir may be part of the service. A music service may feature Taizé, a form of deeply meditative singing or it may consist of the congregation’s favorite hymns. Sometimes, the congregation will sing in the Shape Note tradition.
A Christmas Eve candlelight service with lots of stories and carols, ending with the traditional candle lighting and “Silent Night.” Bring your family, including your extended family if they are with you, a plate of cookies to share, and join your church family to celebrate … read more.
Celebrating Catherine Massey’s 25 years as our director of music with words and music.
The Sacred Harp Singers and Shape Note Singing.
Karuna Warren will lead the New World Drummers and the congregation with music to hear and to participate in. Practice your toe tapping so you have the beat!
Unitarian Universalists have been in the forefront in obtaining equal rights for marginalized people. Now those gains are under attack, and we need stories from the past to help us stand and resist those who wish to turn back to the bad old days. This … read more.
