Sunday Services

Sunday, July 5, 11:00 a.m. – Embodying the Heartmind: Yoga as an Art of Sacred Expression – Dot Campbell and Holli Sinn

Join us for a contemplative service exploring yoga as an art of embodied sacred expression. Worship Leader Dot Campbell will support guest speaker Holli Sinn as she shares yoga as a psychospiritual practice that reconnects body, mind, and spirit, gently mending the inner divides many of us carry.

Drawing from the wisdom of the three bodies and the chakra system, Holli will introduce the heartmind—an integrated way of knowing that invites us into deeper presence, compassion, and connection. Yoga also offers a way to meet life’s natural cycles—creation and release, living and dying—as part of a greater unfolding, where science and art, body and spirit, are not separate.

The service will include moments of simple breath and meditative movement, accompanied by ethereal piano music from Annette Gurnee Hull, creating a spacious and reflective experience.
Come as you are—curious, weary, open, or searching—and enter a space where nothing is asked of you but your presence. Together, we will listen for the quiet wisdom within and rediscover the subtle, expressive rhythms that connect us to ourselves, to one another, and to something greater.

Sunday, July 12, 11:00 a.m. – A Walk of Self Discovery – Berti Welty

Berti will lead us on an imaginary walk in the woods. Congregants will be encouraged to write their experiences down, so bringing journals is desired. Paper and writing implements will be provided.

Sunday, July 19, 11:00 a.m. – The Joy of the Spoken Word – Veronica Galiani

Pat McCutcheon, Colleen Broderick, Rebekah Paez and others will explore the language of poetry and prose. Please bring a short poem or a brief reading of favorite literature to share with us.

Sunday, July 26, 11:00 a.m. – Are UU My Mother? – Montana Caouette

Mother Earth, Mother Church, Mother Hubbard, Mother Mary, Mother‘s little helper. Let us celebrate the colorful pallet of what mothering can look like. Like it or not, we’ve all had one, so let’s share our experiences during this Midsummer Mothering Service.