Sunday Worship Services
Join us every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in our classic New England sanctuary for worship services. Our services engage the mind, body, heart and spirit with beautiful music, spiritual themes, stories for all ages, and time for contemplation and prayer. Children begin in the sanctuary with their families and then are excused for faith development programs which run concurrently. Nursery care is available for the youngest, and babies and children are always welcome to remain in the service with their caregivers.
You can also join us live online, or view any of our past services on our YouTube channel.
Worship Online
During our service, we share prayers from our community. If you have a prayer you wish to share during our service, you can fill out the form below, or complete a prayer card in the sanctuary.
Worship theme: practicing Resistance
As we begin a new year, we recommit to the values we cherish. We resist the wrongdoing we find in the world. In this month, we remember the words of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King: "There are some things in our social system to which all of us ought to be maladjusted." And even in the work of resistance, we remember relationship, wholeness, and hope.
Sunday mornings 10:30AM
View past services, music, and children's stories on our YouTube channel
Sunday, February 1, 2026 YouTube Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydmGhvRxQN4&list=PLkSw4AhBYn6W5CJ_O6mMMxLNDN6Cvk-2a&index=2&pp=gAQBiAQBsAgC
Lost on the Path
Many of us or our loved ones will experience periods of mental illness in our lives. Our mental health is part of our humanity, and we are beloved by God even in times of illness. Even when we feel lost in the woods of our minds, our inherent worth and dignity is intact. This is the first sermon in a series on Embodying Resilience. The Rev. Sarah C. Stewart preaching.
Sunday, February 8, 2026
Illness, Wellness, Wholeness
If we are lucky to live long enough, all of us will experience periods of disability in our lives. We can find freedom in understanding ourselves as temporarily able-bodied, and accepting the ways in which we may be disabled. This is the second sermon in a series on Embodying Resilience. The Rev. Sarah C. Stewart preaching.
Sunday, February 15, 2026
Cancer as a Teacher
Finishing the sermon series on Embodying Resilience, we'll explore what cancer can teach us about our bodies, spirits, and our world. A cancer diagnosis used to be a death sentence, and now it is often survivable. It can be a teacher about life, death, and community. The Rev. Sarah C. Stewart preaching.
Sunday, February 22, 2026
Our guest preacher is the Rev. Hank Peirce.