Past Worship Services - May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society

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Christmas Eve Pageant

12/24/2024 6:00 pmActing Director of Religious Education Lia Parks, Rev. Jo VonRue

Finding Joy! Bring a Friend Sunday

12/22/2024 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Karen Sgarlata

Winter Solstice Service

12/20/2024 7:00 pmRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Sandy Greenberg

All Bodies Belong: Disability Justice

12/15/2024 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Eliza Bailey

Hanging of The Greens!

12-08-2024 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue

Sunday Service

12-01-2024 10:30 amWorship Associate Sandy Greenberg

Music Sunday: “Comes Autumn Time”

11-24-2024 10:30 amDirector of Music Glenn Kime, MMUUS Choir

Justice For All Bodies: Disability Justice

11-17-2024 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Sandy Greenberg

You Are Important to Me, I Need You to Survive

11-10-2024 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Karen Sgarlata

What Are We Fighting For?

11-3-2024 10:30 am

Memory Tree Service

10-27-2024 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue

Disability Justice

10-20-2024 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue

The Other Side of the Pond: Reflections on Indiginous People’s Day

10-13-2024 10:30 amWorship Associate Karen Sgarlata

I’m Coming Out

10-6-2024 10:30 amDirector of Religious Education Stacy Sceiford, Rev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Sandy Greenberg

Pre-emptive Radical Inclusion: An Invitation to Wider Welcome

09-29-2024 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue

At May, I am given an endless supply of friendship, support, inspiration, and opportunities to give my time to help others, inside and outside the church.

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Our mission states that we embrace all spiritual journeys and encourage service as we build a more loving and just world. I know, through more than 30 years of active membership, that MMUUS is a welcoming spiritual community. I have many long-term friendships with MMUUS people holding diverse thoughts and beliefs, who are bonded by collective actions guided by this mission and shared contemplation of the ever-evolving eight Unitarian Universalist Principles. It is difficult to describe our welcoming spiritual home in six words, but here is an attempt. Life’s meaning is found in love.

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