Rick Spradlin, our lay leader, is a special educator by day and a lifelong student of comparative religion. He describes is talk this way: “Homo sapiens is the animal that tells stories. Stories are the tools of the mind that give us hope and encouragement.”

Lay Leader Rick Spradlin will lead this service by live Zoom videoconference at 11 a.m. His talk, “Clan of the Dead Sloth,” is about how we all find ways to contribute to the community.

Our goal is to return to live, in-person services at Grace Fellowship Hall. We’re not ready for that yet, but we’re taking a first step by broadcasting this Sunday’s service (Oct. 18) live, at 11 a.m. That way, we can gather together and even participate in Joys and Concerns and our traditional question-and-answer session after … Continue reading This Sunday, Oct. 18, we’re broadcasting live, on Zoom

Lay Leader Rick Spradlin talks about a concept popularized by Dr. Martin Luther King. We return to in-person services outdoors this week, but a pre-recorded version of this service also will be  available on our YouTube channel on Sunday morning.

During the pandemic, our pre-recorded Sunday services are available on our YouTube channel on Sunday mornings.

We’re switching gears, and moving the Water Communion to Sunday, Sept. 6. This Sunday, Lay Leader Rick Spradlin will talk about putting the principles of UU into practice and how “it’s not always easy.”

Lay Leader Rick Spradlin presents “Resilience and Religious Freedom,” a sermon by the Rev. Kate Landis that was the 2017 winner of the Skinner Sermon Award. This service will be available Sunday morning (Aug. 16) on our YouTube Channel.

Lay Leader Rick Spradlin will lead our Sunday service on August 2. This service will be available that Sunday morning on our YouTube channel.