Sunday Services
Worship services at the Unitarian Church of Sharon are currently both in person and on Zoom. Our in-person services are mask-optional in a ventilated sanctuary.
Details of the upcoming Sunday service are posted at https://www.uusharon.org/oos/ by Saturday morning. If you’d like to attend virtually, navigate to this page on Sunday mornings and use the link below – or click the Watch Live button in the blue banner of this or the Home page.
10:30 am Worship Service From September through June we have a regular church service from 10:30 – 11:30 am which is followed by a time of fellowship. All ages are welcome at this service although we do have a service geared especially for families with children in grades 8 and under. See below for details. About once per month, we combine these two services into one 10:30 intergenerational service, usually for special occasions such as holidays and holy days.
10 a.m. Family Service Our interactive family worship services support parents and children in talking with one another about Unitarian Universalist values. We explore big topics and ask big questions. We make meaning through dialogue and are encouraged to continue the conversation beyond worship. Watch this space for upcoming topics.
UCS Zoom link for Sunday Worship services
For more information on Zoom scroll to next page.
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
May 4
10:00 AM Family Worship: What We Believe
Since our teens are sharing their credos today, we will spend some time during our family service reflecting on what is important to us. The lifelong search for truth and meaning is a core part of being a Unitarian Universalist, and we will celebrate this part of our faith tradition today.
10:30 AM Worship: Coming of Age
Three of our teenagers have been participating in a program all year to explore their values and beliefs as young Unitarian Universalists. During today’s service, we will hear their Credo statements and celebrate these youth who are coming of age.
May 11
10:30 AM Worship: Worship Leader, Valerie White
Rev. Jolie is at the Mother’s Day Walk for Peace today. No family service nor RE today – join us at the walk or come enjoy our worship service. Our coloring table will be available in the back, and nursery care will be open for children up to age 5.
Valerie’s Topic: “Stuff.” Do you have “stuff” to which you are sentimentally attached even if it has little intrinsic value? Does some of it come from your mother or someone else dear to you? Do you wonder sometimes whether your heirs would have any interest in it? In this Mothers’ Day sermon, Valerie White will reflect on these kinds of questions.
May 18
10:00 AM Family Worship
It’s our last family service of the year! Since our RE class has started spring gardening, we will take a look back at everything we planted and cultivated this year. What are you growing in your garden of faith?
10:30 AM Worship: Taking Risks
What is our relationship to faithful risk-taking? What are the kinds of risks we do take – in our personal lives, and on behalf of the collective? And how do we understand risk at this moment in history? Rev. Jolie preaching.
May 25
10:30 AM Worship :Memories of the River: Flowing Toward the Light Amidst the Storm
Guest Preacher: Brayan Martinez
Brayan Martinez, a member of the United Methodist Church with Roman Catholic roots from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, will share a powerful message on the transformative power of memory as an act of resistance. Drawing inspiration from Memorial Day, he will reflect on the unique dynamics of the borderlands, specifically the intertwined cities of Ciudad Juárez and El Paso, Texas. Bound by culture, history, and a shared binational identity, these two cities offer a striking contrast. While Juárez continues to face significant challenges, El Paso stands as a symbol of peace, safety, and refuge
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