The root of the word worship is to give worth to. We gather to give worth to our lives. We gather to celebrate, to mourn, to question, and to make meaning. It is in shared worship that we honor the connections inherent in our very existence. Worship is also the space where we pause. In a world of constant news, of polarization and fear, gathering together creates space to listen to ourselves and others, and reflect on what is valuable.
Worship in our Unitarian Universalist congregations draws from many sources - sacred and secular. The time we spend together on Sunday morning is the one time when we gather as a whole. In this space we connect as a community and make meaning together. Through shared words, through group singing, and through personal reflection we connect to our own understanding of the holy.
We hope you’ll join us on Sunday morning and find a place and a people that give voice to your own longings for what is real in this world.
Come, let us worship together,
Kim Mason, Minister
