Services Committee

Sunday Services

Services are held at 37 Miller St.
(Around the corner from the library)
Services begin at 10 AM

(Summer Services are at 9 AM, beginning in July)

Please call 338-4482 for more information.
Children, infants, and new faces are always welcome.

Please join us.

Text of Selected Prior Sermons

Newcomers are always welcome

Childcare provided

APRIL SERVICES

APR 1	The City of New Orleans *given by members of the Rockland and Edgecomb UU congregations* In November a group of 15 teenagers and 10 adults from the UU congregations in Rockland and Edgecomb, Maine, spent a week helping New Orleans residents clean out and rebuild their homes. Several members of the group have made return trips to the city since November to help with ongoing recovery efforts. Some of the youth and adults will join us this Sunday to talk about why they went to the Gulf Coast to help, what they accomplished during their service trips, and what they have learned about the unique culture and people of New Orleans.
APR 8 Easter	Rolling the Stone Away *given by the Rev. Danielle Di Bona* There are things in life that keep us from growing spiritually, emotionally, and mentally. Easter is a season of rebirth, regeneration and resurrection. This is a time for us to consider rolling the stone away from our graves so that we might grow in ways that invigorate us and prepare us to live deep, full, meaningful lives so that we may have the strength to live our faith.
APR 15	Sisters in Spirit *given by the Rev. Kitsy Winthrop* Few of us--women or men--know much, if anything, about some important chapters in human history that were "written" by women. Because flooding kept Kitsy from Belfast in March, she will bring us one of those chapters today. Kitsy served us part-time from 1996 to 1998 and now serves the congregations in Edgecomb, Maine, and Saint John, New Brunswick.
APR 22	Earth Day *The Universe Story* given by Coleen O'Connell and members of the congregation This intergenerational service dramatizes the creation of the universe, evolution of life on Earth, and our relatively recent role as human beings. Come celebrate this awe-inspiring history and the talents within our church community.
APR 29	“In Praise of Immorality” (Luke 16:1-9) *given by Dick Snyder* The sermon will focus on the difference between the merely immoral and the truly immoral and how conscience, personal choice, and survival may lead us to immoral actions.
MAY 6	In Search of ... Something *given by our minister, Pam Gross* Most of us arrive here yearning for and searching for...something. With our fourth principle, we affirm and promote "a free and responsible search for truth and meaning." So what does a "free and responsible" search look like?

Text of Selected Prior Sermons

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