In the movie Groundhog Day, news reporter Phil Connors finds himself waking up to the same day over and over again. Initially, Connors is despondent, but eventually begins to accept and find meaning in his predicament. In this service, we’ll examine Connors’ enlightenment and what … read more.

Walter Cronkite once said, “America’s health care system is neither healthy, caring, nor a system,” and the worst consequences of our lack of comprehensive healthcare have been exasperated by COVID-19. In this fifth Sunday social justice service, we’ll examine why health care is a human … read more.

COVID-19 has highlighted some of the stark realities of the working class and their disposability to an unjust system. In this service, we’ll examine what we can do to protect vulnerable people in our society.

Though we are apart physically, we are still connected by the streams of our lives. In our annual water communion service, we’ll explore how the streams of our lives connect us even in these difficult times.

On September 30, 1770, British Universalist minister John Murray inexplicably found himself stranded in Good Luck, New Jersey, where he preached a sermon that would launch a new faith in America. In this service, we’ll celebrate 250 years of Universalism in America by examining Murray’s … read more.