Past Worship Services - May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society

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Unconditional Love as Radical Resistance

1/04/26 10:30 am

Worship Service

12/28/25 10:30 amRev. Joe Cleveland, Worship Associate Ruth Yanai

Defiant Hope: A Christmas Eve Celebration

12/24/25 8:00 pmRev. Jo VonRue

Christmas Eve: No-Rehearsal Pageant

12/24/25 6:00 pmDirector of Religious Education Stacy Sceiford, Rev. Jo VonRue

Winter Solstice Service

12/21/25 7:00 pmRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Karen Sgarlata

The Light That Multiplies: Learning Resilience from Jewish Traditions

12/21/25 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeijken

Music Sunday: Simply Christmas

12/14/25 10:30 amDirector of Music Glenn Kime, Worship Associate David Mendelsohn

Hanging of the Greens!

12/7/25 10:30 amDirector of Religious Education Stacy Sceiford, Rev. Jo VonRue

Pollyanna Gratitude

11/30/25 10:30 amWorship Associate Ruth Yanai, Worship Associate Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeijken

In Remembrance and Recognition: Honoring Trans Courage

11/23/25 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Ruth Yanai

Thanksgiving Uprising: Celebrating Earth by Defending Her

11/16/25 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Karen Sgarlata

What Hope Requires of Us Now

11/9/25 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Karen Sgarlata

Seeds of Thanksgiving: Learning Gratitude from Indigenous Wisdom

11/2/25 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate David Mendelsohn

Memory Tree

10/26/25 10:30 amDirector of Religious Education Stacy Sceiford, Rev. Jo VonRue

Kindling Compassion: Diwali’s Call to Illuminate Justice

10/19/25 10:30 amRev. Jo VonRue, Worship Associate Eliza Bailey

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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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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