Sunday, September 27 Led by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V Location: Sanctuary Square at the foundation of the Unitarian tradition lies John Winthrop, the English Congregational Calvinist who founded Boston to be the beacon on a hill, a light to the nations. He, no doubt, borrowed quite a few notions from John Calvin's Geneva experiment. He […]
Sunday, October 11 Led by the Religious Services Committee Sometimes we are the courageous ones, finding strength in unexpected ways. Sometimes, we are observers or supporters of someone else’s courageous efforts. We will consider how the idea of courage affects us all. Service begins at 10 a.m. This is a hybrid service. Join us in […]
Sunday, October 18, 2026 Led by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V Location: Sanctuary Join us this Sunday as we delve into the theme of the Election Day Sermon. Yes, I know: October 18 is hardly Election Day. However, with early voting, etc., it's not, not Election Day either! Conscience is that internal moral sense or […]
Sunday, October 25, 2026 Led by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V Location: Sanctuary Mysterium Tremendum: When Spooky is Good Service begins at 10 a.m. This is a hybrid service. Join us in the sanctuary or log on to Zoom from the comfort and safety of your own home to participate in our worship experience. Service […]
Sunday, November 1, 2026 Led by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V Location: Sanctuary This church year, I will be focusing on how love is at the center of many important religious traditions. We will be kicking off the project with Islam. With so much attention focused on radical extremist forms of Islam, it's easy to […]
Sunday, November 8, 2026 Coming Home to What Matters Most: Finding Wholeness in a Changing World Led by the Religious Services Committee, with guest speaker Kathleen Fox Redmond Location: Sanctuary In times of uncertainty and change, how do we find our way back to what matters most? This Sunday, we will explore healing as a […]
Sunday, November 15 Led by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V Location: Sanctuary We will be exploring the ideas of Viktor Frankl, particularly those contained in his seminal 1963 "Man's Search for Meaning". Frankl was an inmate at Auschwitz and other concentration camps during WWII. Most of his family was killed. His harrowing experiences taught him some […]