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WORSHIP & SERMONS
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WORSHIP & SERMONS

Our Sunday morning worship honors many sacred traditions, sources of wisdom, and voices with uplifting music, inspirational reflections, guided meditation, and community rituals.  Through music, word, story, and silence, we gather to consider truth from a variety of voices and perspectives.  Seasonal and cultural celebrations mark the passages of the years and our lives together.  Our worship services offer connection and community, a place to nurture your spirit and work to heal the world!

January’s theme: “Living Love Through the Practice of Story”

During the months of September - June, Cedar Lane has a monthly worship theme as determined by our Soul Circles programming. Over 150 Unitarian Universalist congregations participate in this program. Sunday worship services and monthly Soul Circle discussion group materials center on that month's theme as a way to provide a more intentional and rooted connection to these important themes. Join us and share community in person at Cedar Lane or watch this week's service live on YouTube here with our online community. 

Sunday, January 5
Living the Mission – Shared Clarity for an Unclear Future
How can we come together as a congregation with a shared understanding of the mission in order to act nimbly and boldly for where we find ourselves today and for whatever tomorrow may bring?
With Rev. David Miller
Sunday, January 12
Struggle, Art and Spirit
In an era of stark U.S. transitions and climate turmoil around the Earth, creative arts are pathways to expression, lament, and resistance. Art can build community, and expand both awareness and understanding; What might we design as creative practices to both survive and thrive?
With Rev. Louise Green
Sunday, January 19
The View From the Mountaintop
From the mountaintop, we can look back on our journey and test whether the story we have been telling can hold the truth we now know. We can also gaze forward, shaping a story into which we can live in faith, in hope and in love.
With Rev. Bill Sinkford
Sunday, January 26
Why We Call This Faith
Unitarianism was created as a religion of reason, unafraid of new knowledge from science or conditions in the world. But reason is not the only way of knowing and not the only way we tell our story. In these troubled days, we embrace both the truth of the world we know and a wholeness that asks us to believe in things unseen, things not yet fully embodied, things merely glimpsed. Our faith invites us into a space where hope is justified and where love can win.
With Rev. Bill Sinkford
All services are at 10:30AM eastern. Join us!

MOST RECENT WORSHIP SERVICE

Sermon: Why We Call This Faith
January 26, 2025
Rev. Bill Sinkford

Unitarianism was created as a religion of reason, unafraid of new knowledge from science or conditions in the world. But reason is not the only way of knowing and not the only way we tell our story. In these troubled days, we embrace both the truth of the world we know and a wholeness that asks us to believe in things unseen, things not yet fully embodied, things merely glimpsed. Our faith invites us into a space where hope is justified and where love can win.