When thinking about current and future impacts of climate change, many of us cycle between anxiety born of fear and apathy born of helplessness. Rev. Sarah leads this service about ways we can break the cycle, moving to hope born of collective action. Music by Maki Ito Pardieck. (Services are in-person and via Zoom.)

The Reproductive Justice Group has invited Chastity Mays to speak about Black Maternal Health as part of our year-long social justice focus on reproductive health. The reproductive health of black mothers and babies, their higher risk of complications, and a history of forced sterilizations are a few of the issues faced by black women even in current times. Music by CUF Choir, Laura Van Abbema and Colleen Springer-Lopez. (Services are in-person and via Zoom.)

What are all the ways that we experience the gift of interdependence throughout our lives? Rev. Sarah and CUF folks of different generations share stories of connection with the earth and all living things. This is a multigenerational service – children over four will join in the fun. Music by Stephanie Reece. (Services are in-person and on Zoom.)

There’s nothing like a rare astronomical occurrence to remind us of the interdependent nature of our existence. In this eclipse-themed service, Rev. Sarah reflects on how an event lasting minutes can change our lives. Eclipse apparel encouraged! Music by CUF choir, Michael Thompson, Director, Elana Floyd-Kennett, Accompanist. (Services are in-person and on Zoom.) (Eclipse art by Matthew Sronkoski.)