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Sunday services are held at 10:30am. (10am. during the summer) at our meetinghouse. Designed to appeal to both the mind and heart, services last about an hour, followed by time for conversation, coffee, juice and snacks. We see religion as an ongoing search for truth, meaning, and the spiritual growth that comes with understanding and connecting with one another, and what each of us calls holy or sacred. Within our community of trust and fellowship, each is invited to follow his or her own path and to set his or her own pace. Because each service has its own unique quality, we encourage newcomers to attend several services to better understand our tradition. Services are led by the Reverend Alison Cornish, our minister, as well as other religious leaders, and lay speakers drawn from the congregation and guests from the wider community. In the company of these women and men, we have learned about, and reflected upon, issues relevant to our mission. Some services elaborate the basic principles of Unitarian Universalism. How, for example, can our afffirmed belief in "the inherent worth and dignity of every person" be sustained when horrific evils fill the daily news? And "respect for the interdependent web of all existence, of which we are a part" has great relevance both locally and worldwide as we grapple with serious environmental issues. The main holidays of the world's religions, including Christian and Jewish, are honored in the Unitarian context of our principles:
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