Easter Service
Join us In-Person (masks required) or
on Zoom via live.emersonuuc.org
or call: (669) 900-6833 Meeting ID: 858 109 2800
Join us In-Person (masks required) or
on Zoom via live.emersonuuc.org
or call: (669) 900-6833 Meeting ID: 858 109 2800
Join us In-Person (masks required) or
on Zoom via live.emersonuuc.org
or call: (669) 900-6833 Meeting ID: 858 109 2800
Robert Morgan Fisher is on the frontlines of the fight over censorship currently playing out in our country. He believes that while Love conquers all—Love is delivered … read more.
Join us In-Person (masks required) or
on Zoom via live.emersonuuc.org
or call: (669) 900-6833 Meeting ID: 858 109 2800
Melissa Marote, Worship Associate
This month’s offering in our “Sacred Cinema” series is Leave No Trace, directed by Debra Granik. The film tells the story of … read more.
Linda Fitzgerald, Worship Associate
What does Emerson mean to you? What do you want the legacy of this church to be? This Sunday we explore together what we love about this community and our vision for its future.
Special Music: “Give Yourself to Love” by Kate Wolf, … read more.
Julie Borden, Worship Associate
Life doesn’t go according to plan. In the face of hardships, setbacks and losses that are part of life, can we trust that things will work out, no matter what?
Choral Anthem: “You Will Be Found” from Dear Evan Hansen by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul arr. … read more.
Tracy Watson, Worship Associate
Trust is an essential element in relationships and in society. How can we build (or rebuild) trust? How much trust do we owe others?
Special Music: “Count on Me” by Bruno Mars, performed by Sharra Romany & Sophia Romany
David Early, Worship Associate
We continue our Sacred Cinema series with the classic comedy Groundhog Day, about a cynical and self-centered TV weatherman who begrudgingly travels to a small town to report on Groundhog Day, only to find himself reliving the same day over and over and over again. Join us as … read more.
(Sermon by Susan Frederick Gray, UUA President)
“We know from these last several years the challenge, the loss, and the creativity and possibility of these transitional times. In liminal times, there’s always a risk that fear and anxiety will dominate and lead people to cling more … read more.
Julie Borden, Worship Associate
When thinking about resilience, the ability to withstand and bounce back from adversity, we often consider it a personal strength. But humans do not exist in isolation, our lives are interconnected and interdependent. Through our connections with each other, we can find … read more.
Linda Fitzgerald, Worship Associate
As a non-creedal faith, what binds us together? When we cherish individual searching and questioning, how do we also together articulate what is the center of our faith? The Article II Study Commission of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) has worked diligently … read more.