Out of caution and with concern for everyone’s safety
in In-person services are CANCELLED for Sunday, Dec. 14th

Given the weather forecast of snow, rain and ice beginning tonight and continuing through mid-day tomorrow, all in-person activities have been cancelled for this Sunday.

We will offer ONE Zoom service only at 9:00 AM

Please join us via Zoom or YouTube.
We will share music, meditation and joys and sorrows, followed by
Rev. Deborah’s sermon: A Non-Christian Ponders the Meaning of Christmas.

Stay online after the service for a facilitated discussion about the day’s topic led by Rev Deborah.

NOTE: There will not be a 10:30 service tomorrow.

To view the Order of Service, click HERE.

To fill out a Joys and Sorrows Form, click HERE.

To join the service via Zoom, click HERE.

Note: We use YouTube to live-stream our Sunday worship services on our church website.  

 

Westminster Unitarian Church would like to send you text messages to alert you to an emergency (snow cancellation, power outage, or cancelled event). To sign up, click HERE

I love Christmas. And by that I mean that I love bringing a tree into the house and stringing it with lights, buying and receiving gifts, creating and sharing traditional meals with my family, listening to Frank Sinatra sing timeless songs I know by heart, and passing the fire of a lit candle to others while singing Silent Night. And yet…. As a non-Christian, each year I also struggle with this thing called Christmas. Is it a religious holy day that I am misappropriating, or is IT a misappropriation of a sacred day for pagans? Must “Christ” be in Christmas, or can every child be a symbol of the birth of the holy that we celebrate? So much to unpack…. let’s see what I can do this morning in 20 minutes!