Rev. Nina D. Grey

Universalism began as an affirmation of universal salvation. All souls would be restored to God, or, in other words, grow into harmony with the divine, said our Universalist forebears. Rev. Nina Grey will offer reflections on related themes at this service, which takes place just after All Hallow's Eve and All Souls Day. There will be a candlelighting to remember those who have gone before, whose lives have touched and changed us.

Rev. Nina D. Grey

Kathleen Ricker

As we worship on Veterans Day, we will reflect on some experiences of veterans in our community. There will be a candlelighting this Sunday also, to remember those who have served in our nation's cause.

Rev. Nina Grey

Rev. Dr. Marlene Walker

Join us as we gather as a multigenerational congregation on this Thanksgiving Sunday! We will praise mightily, think and speak and listen, sing joyous songs, hear story, and ponder the meaning of this national and spiritual holiday in these times.

Rev. Nina Grey

We are approaching the holiday of Chanukah, a festival which Unitarians honor for its themes of freedom. Freedom is one of Unitarian Universalism's highest values. In these days, freedom appears to be in competition with security. We reflect on these things.

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