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Sunday Service – Bridging the Gap: A Rhythmical Analogy for Our Times

We’ll explore the way polyrhythm can bring opposing—or at least competing—systemstogether and maybe even produce some fun in the process. Instruments provided or feelfree to bring your own.Service leader and presenter: Peter CarelsSocial Justice Second-Sunday Collection to benefit Oxford Winter House

Sunday Service – Leaders to the Threshold: Gathering on World Teachers’ Day

World Teachers’ Day has been celebrated since 1994. It is a day to celebrate how teachersare transforming education, to reflect on support they need to fully deploy their talent andvocation, and to rethink the way ahead for the profession globally. World Teachers’ Day isco-convened in partnership with the International Labour Organization (ILO), UNICEF andEducation International … Continue reading Sunday Service – Leaders to the Threshold: Gathering on World Teachers’ Day

Sunday Service:

Guest presenter Rev. Dave Guilfoyle is an Episcopal Deacon serving Holy Trinity in Oxford. He served as associate chaplain with the Seaman’s Church Institute for more than ten years. The Institute is dedicated to mariner well-being, pastoral care, maritime training, navigational and vessel safety, legal advocacy and global policy for the vital, yet often overlooked, … Continue reading Sunday Service:

Sunday Service: Marine Ministry

Guest presenter Rev. Dave Guilfoyle is an Episcopal Deacon serving Holy Trinity inOxford. He served as associate chaplain with the Seaman’s Church Institute for more thanten years. The Institute is dedicated to mariner well-being, pastoral care, maritime trainingnavigational and vessel safety, legal advocacy and global policy for the vital, yet oftenoverlooked, role of those who … Continue reading Sunday Service: Marine Ministry

Sunday Service: Grief and Community

Darrel Davis will share his journey so far, and there will be time to share our collective response to those who are grieving. Service leader and Presenter: Darrel DavisMonthly Potluck follows the service

Sept. 7, 2025: “This I Believe”

As Unitarian Universalists we affirm and promote a free and responsible search for truth and meaning; thus, we do not always believe the same things, even as we worship together. Join service leader Celia Ellison as we hear about the personal religious beliefs of two of our congregants: Kevin Rose and Russ Vie Brooks.

August 24: “Rock and Water” – Hopedale Ingathering Service

This ceremony aims to deepen the meaning of our seventh principle: “Respect forthe interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.” Feel free to bringyour own rocks and/or water collected from the far reaches of the world or from yourown little corner to contribute to this uniquely UU service.