In the midst of Black History Month and on the birthday of both Audre Lorde and Toni Morrison, we’ll immerse ourselves in the poetry written by Black poets. Click here to view the service.

It’s been 55 years since Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. The dream he sought to bring into reality has not been realized. Where are we now? Where shall we go? Click here to view the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.

One of our central documents is our Covenant of Right Relations. It names central values of our community: compassion, curiosity, reverence, and respect. We’ll consider these four values as we reflect on how we are in community. Click here to view the service at 10am. Click here to read the readings and sermon.

Conversation is a practice and an art. How do we create spaces where it can happen? Click here to view the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.

Come together in the darkness, to remember the light that comes as we celebrate the universal messages of Christmastime. Let’s sing familiar songs, hear the familiar story, reflect on what it all means, and light candles.   Click here to view the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.

The 4th Principle bids us to engage the free and responsible search for truth and meaning. We’ll consider a few dimensions of that search. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.

The holiday season isn’t joy filled and beautiful for everyone. This Sunday offers an opportunity to breathe and acknowledge the messiness of the season. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.

There are as many answers to this question as there are people in our Fellowship. We’ll consider perhaps the most important reason. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.

The root of the word ‘courage’ is the French word ‘coeur’ or heart. What does it mean to live with love at the center? Click here to view the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.

It’s an old New England tradition to have a service that focuses on elections at the beginning of November. We’ll consider what it means to participate in our wider democracy, and why it matters now. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.