Join us SUNDAYS at 10:30am Eastern in-person
Lay-led Services begin June 28 and will be in-person only throughout the summer. Zoom Services will resume September 13th.
We gather on Sunday mornings to experience, explore, and engage our hearts, minds, and spirits in loving and joyful community, grounded in our Unitarian Universalist Shared Values and centered in Love.
Our services feature music, poetry, wisdom stories, inspiring sermons, and rituals of connection and care. They are led by our minister as well as speakers from Unitarian Universalism and the local community. Our topics are wide and varied, addressing matters of the heart, faith, justice, how we meet the moment, and how we navigate the tumultuous world we live in.
Whoever you are, wherever you come from, whomever you love – you are welcome.
Upcoming Services
Summer lay-led services begin June 28th.
A list of lay-led lectures will be posted soon.
Watch for further details.
July 5, 2026
Celebrate US and UU History on Our 250th Anniversary with Rich Dean
This year, our nation celebrates the 250th
anniversary of the Declaration of
Independence — a moment when the American experiment declared itself into being with the words:
“We hold these truths to be self‑evident, that all men are created equal…”
For 250 years, America has been striving — imperfectly, unevenly, sometimes painfully — to live into those words.
And for most of those years, Unitarians and Universalists have been part of that struggle, shaping the nation’s conscience, expanding its moral imagination, and insisting that freedom belongs to every person. We will explore that journey and the UU heroes who shaped our history.
July 12, 2026
A Short Guide to a Happy Life with Kathy Sheridan
Kathy will be reading from the book by Anna Quindlen, followed by a discussion.
July 19, 2026
Living with Compassion, Grounded in Our Values, and Moving Forward with Hope with Roderic Hook
How do we stay hopeful when the world feels uncertain?
It’s easy to become overwhelmed by the challenges we see around us. Yet living in a constant state of stress doesn’t strengthen us—or the causes we care about. In this service, we’ll explore how our attention shapes our experience, how gratitude and perspective can help us remain resilient, and why caring for ourselves is an important part of caring for the world.
Through an original story, reflection, and music, we’ll consider what it means to live with compassion, remain grounded in our values, and keep moving forward with hope—even when the results of our efforts may not be visible for years to come.
July 26, 2026
Unconscious Bias with Beth Schilpp and Holly Thompson
How does it happen,? What is the impact? Can it be avoided?
Cedarhurst Unitarian Universalists 