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.

A short story by Kevin Brockmeir suggests that life is a bit like a Rube Goldberg machine. But as the story plays out, the reader gets to make some choices. We’ll see where we get to go following along with it. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the reading and sermon.

The origin story of Universalism in the US starts with the arrival of John Murray in the United States in the late 18th century. What was the miracle that made it possible for us to claim that heritage today? Click here to view the service. Click here to read the reading and sermon.

When the going gets tough, we’re told that the tough get going. What if instead we turn to wonder. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the reading and sermon.

Revisions are a part of life. Come along to learn what Joseph Priestley and Henry David Thoreau have to do with making changes. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.

Poet Andrea Gibson’s words lead us into a reflection on how to be good, and even to live a good life. Click here to view the service. Click here to read the sermon.

As we begin our Developmental Ministry, what can we expect? We’ll use an image from Norton Juster’s The Phantom Tollbooth to get us started. Click here to view the service.