Come to USG to join in this powerful, communal worship experience with the largest annual gathering of UUs via live stream.
The Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray will lead the worship this year.
She is the ninth president of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). She served as lead minister of the … read more.
We celebrate this past year’s achievements, children and teachers. Join us for this lively intergenerational service where we affirm our commitment to the youngest members of our community. The Worship Service will be immediately followed by a potluck BBQ and CSD Carnival.
On Father’s Day, people often experience a wide range of emotions, including gratitude, regret, joy and pain. One aspect of the complex relationships people have with fatherhood involves the different ways in which people express love. In his book Five Love Languages, Gary Chapman identifies … read more.
Spring is often a time of transition. The season is filled with weddings, graduations, life changes and the promise of new adventures. This Sunday, we celebrate the baby dedication of Soleil Sanders and Intern Minister Connie Simon’s last Sunday in the USG pulpit.
As the Earth’s climate continues to change in both subtle and dramatic ways, our species is being challenged to transform as well. Unitarian Universalism can help us with this change – if we dig deep into our tradition and engage in everyday spiritual practices. Join … read more.
Albert Schweitzer said, “Happiness is nothing more than good health and a bad memory.” Helen Keller said, “So long as memory of beloved friends live in my heart, I shall say that life is good.” Both comments contain some reality and wisdom. Come together on … read more.
Kin will talk about doing justice work in D.C. and working in the psych ward at St. Elizabeth’s and how these places offer us a glimpse of our shadows and our lights, psychological parts of our ego. We have to engage both, and reckon with … read more.
The Exploring Elderhood program and all USG Elders (a self-designated title) will share the joys, sorrows, insights, and many other facets of this Gem we call Aging. The service will be adapted to express some unique ways of sharing the Elder experience with our whole … read more.
Ah Spring, the return of which is always something to celebrate. This year, especially with a winter that seems to have lingered and overstayed its self-perceived welcome, the celebration is long overdue and we rejoice in song.
Anchoring the program will be George Shearing’s jazzy, snappy Songs … read more.
We may enjoy our Facebook “friends.” However, we long for more than social media connections. One of the best reasons to come to church is to make spiritual friends. With flickers of hope for making a spiritual connection, we encounter others; over time we kindle long burning … read more.
