Upcoming services and recorded sermons
At this time of holiday feasts and gatherings, we will hear from farmers and chefs within our community as we reflect on the food we eat and grow, and how it can strengthen our connection to the earth, ourselves and each other.
This Sunday, we shared in a pulpit exchange with the Old Meeting House in East Montpelier and welcomed the Rev. Rameen Zahed to UCM’s pulpit.
The Good Samaritan is one of the most loved and well-known texts in the Christian Testament. It is so well … read more.
On the path of change, we sometimes change our minds. We think we have something figured out, and then something shifts. Slowly, or all of a sudden, we see the situation differently. We come to a different understanding. Can this kind of change enrich the … read more.
In our annual service of remembrance, we pause to remember our loved ones who have died. We light candles and offer music in their memory and honor those whose memory and love we carry with us. Music provided by Carolyn’s Angel Band.
There are many ways to describe this immense time of change. It is a time of fracturing and fragmentation. It is a time of chaos and confusion. But, what if it is also a time of preparing for the change we dream about – a … read more.
Join in a multigenerational service to celebrate the Hindu festival of Diwali. Together, we will reflect on the significance of this holiday and participate in traditional Hindu rituals to celebrate the power of good over evil. You are invited to share in the custom of … read more.
Courage comes in all sizes. Each day entails acts of bravery as we face the human condition of uncertainty, vulnerability, and change. How do we recognize and honor this kind of everyday courage?
Our congregation recently affirmed our commitment to “journeying toward spiritual wholeness by working to build a diverse multicultural Beloved Community.” This commitment asks for our courage in holding a vision for the seemingly impossible while also taking action now to continue on the journey. In … read more.
In 1905, the Rev. Charles Albert Tindley, an African American Methodist minister composed the song, “The Storm is Passing Over.” Regarded as one of the founders of gospel music, Rev. Tindley begins the song with “Courage, O soul, and let us journey on.” How do … read more.
In our quest for belonging, how often do we lose the sense of who we really are? What if true belonging starts with belonging to ourselves?
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