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: Choosing Hope
In the Christian season of Advent, we wait and hope for a better world to come, knowing all along that we are the ones who will help get us there. We also celebrate the Jewish holiday of Chanukah, honoring resistance to oppression, even in the face of our own fear. A light shines in the darkness, and the darkness does not overcome it.
Sunday mornings 10:30AM
View past services, music, and children's stories on our YouTube channel
Sunday, January 4, 2026 YouTube Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/LBPwfXYLs58?feature=share
Of Dung and Stars
The Lay Worship Team will be leading a New Year's service. Ken Mandile will deliver a reflection that questions our tradition of making New Year's resolutions.
Many people make New Year's resolutions to live healthier, kinder, better lives, promises that, for most of us, fade quickly back into old habits. This Sunday we invite you to set aside harsh expectations and replace traditional rigid resolutions with gentler intentions. Let us ask a deeper question: what if we are not broken and in need of repair, but already as we are meant to be? Like the Japanese art of kintsugi, which honors cracks by making them part of an object’s beauty, our imperfections give us depth, character, and authenticity. Let us begin the new year not with self-reproach, but with self-compassion and awe of the miracle of cosmic chance that we are.
“Be humble, for you are made of dung. Be noble, for you are made of stars.” —Serbian proverb
Service Music: Music Director Allegra Martin will be on the organ this morning, sharing works by Lani Smith, David Paxton, and others.
Sunday, January 11, 2026
Sunday, January 18, 2026
Sunday, January 25, 2026
Sunday, February 1, 2026