Past Services

September 14, 2025: Picking up on the themes of the previous Sunday’s service, we ask more deeply why it matters that UUCM is here, why being part of such a community matters now in particular […]

September 7, 2025: We enter this month’s theme of “Building Belonging” by recognizing the powerful significance of belonging, especially in the midst of so much public “othering.” Come, whoever you are. Come, build a place of welcome, of hope, of compassion as well as power. […]

August 31, 2025: This Labor Day weekend, consider the nature of work and rest – in our over-working culture, in our psyche’s, in our bodies, in our spirits, and in our day-to-day lives […]

August 24, 2025: Beth Karow finds powerful, moving, meaningful poems and readings all year long, suggesting them to the Worship Team. In order to feed our souls, we immerse ourselves in some […]

August 17, 2025: And what do you feed your soul, he asked?
Wisdom, yes wisdom.
And where do you source wisdom?
In stories and song
In life and rhythm […]

August 10, 2025: Gail Shulz has been Unitarian or Unitarian Universalist, and very actively so, for more than 60 years. Rev. Kevin has been a UU for more than 35 years. In this conversational service, purchased by Gail at UUCM’s auction, Gail and Rev. Kevin share why they became UU and why, after all this time, each of them stays. […]

August 3, 2025: Really. What feeds your soul? […]

July 27, 2025: The Book of Revelation, also known as The Book of the Apocalypse, is “the only book in the Christian scriptures to feature dragons, giant bugs, and airborne horses.” Plus rivers of blood, lots of plagues, a lake of fire, and stars falling from the sky. Clearly, part of the multiverse. […]

July 20, 2025: Okay, let’s acknowledge up front that the world “spiritual” is vital and foundational for some, doesn’t work at all or is off-putting for others, and is neither here nor there for still others. The Latin root of the word “spirit” means “breath,” and one way […]

July 13, 2025: The spiritual teacher, Ram Dass reflected that “we are all just walking each other home.” Indeed, some say spirituality arises from our knowing that we must one day die. In our time together this morning, we’ll reflect on approaching death for ourselves and those we love. […]