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Worship

5 PM: Wednesday, December 24th: Silent Night, Holy Night. Join us for Christmas Eve worship at 5:00 PM. Beautiful music, timeless stories, and more. Anything might happen!!! Coordinators: Emmy Galbraith, Mary Bopp, and Rev. Josh Pawelek.

"Reflections and Hopes." Join us at 10 AM for shared reflections on the year gone by and our hopes for the upcoming year. Coordinators: Gianna DiMaiolo and Kate Kimmerle.One Service at 10:00 AMSunday, December 28, 2025 - Updated #eBlast-12-24

"Two Epiphanies" In the lead up to the Christian celebration of Epiphany, Rev. Josh explores the relationship between the Biblical story of the three kings and the Italian folk character, La Befana. How do the two stories connect? And how might they speak to our January ministry theme, resistance? Coordinator: Rev. Josh PawelekServices at 9:00 and 11:00 A.M.Sunday, January 4, 2026 - Updated #eBlast-12-31

"The Arts as Resistance" The Arts as Resistance - the artistic voice as a means of expression. Throughout history, artists, writers, and musicians have conveyed their vision and values through their work. UUSE artists talk about their creative process and what inspires them to make the world better. Coordinators: Jane Penfield and David KlotzServices at 9:00 and 11:00 A.M.Sunday, January 11, 2026 - Updated #eBlast-01-07

Sunday, January 18th: Racial Justice Legacies. Rev. Josh takes another dive into Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist history. This time, in honor of the Martin Luther King, Jr. national observance, he explores some oft-forgotten racial justice stories from our collective past. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek.

Sunday, January 25th: I Am Today.  Being a changemaker can start today, which causes close to our heart and thoughtful advocacy. UUSE members will speak about actions they've taken to instigate positive change in our communities. Coordinators: Sam Taylor & Martha Larson.

1/11/26

The Arts as Resistance

"The Arts as Resistance"
The Arts as Resistance - the artistic voice as a means of expression. Throughout history, artists, writers, and musicians have conveyed their vision and values through their work. UUSE artists talk about their creative process and what inspires them to make the world better. Coordinators : Jane Penfield and David Klotz
Services at 9:00 and 11:00 A.M.

#eBlast-01-07

1/18/26

Racial Justice Legacies.

Sunday, January 18th: Racial Justice Legacies. Rev. Josh takes another dive into Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist history. This time, in honor of the Martin Luther King, Jr. national observance, he explores some oft-forgotten racial justice stories from our collective past. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek.

1/25/26

I Am Today.

Sunday, January 25th: I Am Today.  Being a changemaker can start today, which causes close to our heart and thoughtful advocacy. UUSE members will speak about actions they've taken to instigate positive change in our communities. Coordinators: Sam Taylor & Martha Larson.

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