Join us In-Person (masks required) or
on Zoom via live.emersonuuc.org
or call: (669) 900-6833 Meeting ID: 858 109 2800
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 … 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
Todd Covert, Worship Associate
This Sunday we explore the theme of getting lost to find yourself, as we continue our Sacred Cinema series with Wild—a film … read more.
Aimee Noel, Worship Associate
It may seem strange to discuss coming out of hibernation before we are through the first month of winter, but many of us have been hibernating for almost three years. The rest of hibernation is important, but there also comes a time … read more.
Tracy Watson, Worship Associate
For too long, faith institutions have been experienced as sources of shame and misinformation when it comes to human sexuality. The Our Whole Lives (OWL) curriculum, created by the United Church of Christ and Unitarian Universalist Association, challenges this understanding of the … read more.
Linda Fitzgerald, Worship Associate
Join us for our annual candlelight Christmas Eve service, where we’ll sing carols, share the ancient story of the rebirth of hope and reflect on the meaning of Christmas in our lives and in the world. Afterward join us for warm drinks … read more.
Todd Covert, Worship Associate
Winter Solstice (December 21st) marks the longest night of the year. This Sunday, we honor the rest and renewal that comes during this season of darkness.
Melissa Marote, Worship Associate
As we move toward the winter holidays, we enter what has been, since most ancient times, the season of expectation and preparation. This morning we reflect on what it is we are waiting for. What are we preparing for?
In-Person Only
During this holiday season, our culture insists we be happy and celebratory. For many of us, the holidays can be a painful and lonely time. Join us in ritual, song, and silence, as we take a pause to honor the blueness of the holidays … read more.
Julie Border, Worship Associate
The ritual of communion began as a time set aside to welcome everyone to a communal table to share food and give thanks. In sharing bread we celebrate the gifts of the earth, and the gifts of our own hands and hearts.
If … read more.
David Early, Worship Associate
Even as the election is over and the dust settles, our religious values—our affirmation of the inherent worth and dignity of every person and understanding that we are all part of an interdependent web—call us to continue working for justice, democracy, and … read more.
