Our Annual Water Communion reminds us to recognize our unique call to serve and participate in something greater than the individual self. Have a small container of water on hand for participation in our first virtual Water Communion ritual.
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A few years ago I visited another UU congregation as a stranger. How did it go?

Bring a small vial of water from home or from your travels to combine in a large container. If you wish, you may share in words what it represents in your life.
Share the plate: Mano a Mano
Celebrant: Janet Stevens, Anchor: Joanne Manson
Music: UUCS Choir

Water Communion Homily: “When I Was a Stranger” “A few years ago I visited another UU congregation as a stranger. How did it go? I’ll tell you on Sept. 10 at our annual Water Communion Sunday.

Share the plate: Minister’s Discretionary Fund
Celebrant: Lennie Martin, Anchor: David Gortner
Music: UUCS Choir

Centering Thought: “We have all known the long loneliness and we have learned that the only solution is love and that love comes with community.”
― Dorothy Day

No RE classes.
Please join us for our annual Water Communion Sunday. Bring a small vial of water that symbolizes something meaningful for you.
This is the last week for summer schedule.

Celebrant: Arrhiannon Kirkpatrick, Anchor: L.J. Frederickson
Music: UUCS Choir

Water is often referred to symbolically in religious literature. How we treat one another and how we share or don’t share the actual water we do need is worth our full attention.

Share the plate: DACA
Celebrant: Janet Stevens, Anchor: Sara Pickett
Music: UUCS Choir, UUCS Summer Choir