For most of our worship services beginning in the spring of 2020, we have video recordings of the full worship service and of just the sermon available for you to watch.

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Trusting Desire: Erotic Justice

Led by: Brigitta Vieyra
Worship Associate: Bill Snowden
Music: UUCP Members

Erotic experiences can engage our senses, reconnect us to deep inner wisdom, and generate a liberating sense of aliveness. What happens when we trust our erotic intelligence and deepest desires? Join us as we explore how eroticism is a sacred, potent gift of createdness that when used with integrity can be a way of discerning ethical and socially-just living.

Hands outstretched with the letters LGBTQ on them in different colors

Being Queer in 2023

Led by: Dylan Lifshitz
Worship Associate: Sam Kirkland
Music: Benjie Messer

What's it like to be queer in a world of rainbow flags and straight allies? Well, it's not as simple as one might think. Member Dylan Lifshitz sheds light on his experience as a young queer person and relates it to his knowledge of queer history and liberation.

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Deep & Simple: The Love and Wisdom of Mister Rogers

Led by: John LaBarbera
Worship Associate: Brigitta Vieyra
Music: Benjie Messer

Experience the work and insight of Fred Rogers transcends the children's programming he is best known for. Join us as we explore his message of kindness through song, video and interactive presentation.

Three women from different generations sitting at a table together.

A Gen Z-er, Millennial, and Boomer Walk into UUCP…

Led by: Amy McKlindon
Worship Associate: Mary McManus
Music: Folk music with Igor Glenn

Intergenerational friendships bring great individual and societal benefits, but they are increasingly hard to develop. Let’s celebrate the unique opportunities we have at UUCP to foster intergenerational friendships and deepen our commitment to radical (age) inclusion.

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To Ask What’s Possible: Heresy as a Spirituality of Revolt

Led by: Brigitta Vieyra
Worship Associate: John LaBarbera
Music: Benjie Messer

Spanish theologian and Unitarian martyr, Michael Servetus, dared to ask what's possible during the Reformation. In UUism, we claim Servetus as a champion for freedom of conscience. Today, we're keeping his big dare alive in asking what's possible when we tell the legacy of a heretical hero as a story about a spiritual revolutionary.