Worship Services & Videos

Led by Rev Dr Kharma Amos Much of the discussion around Inclusion in recent years has been framed in terms of how majority groups can open themselves to “others” who don’t share their demographic.  This kind of “inclusion” can often look, feel, and function like tokenism, which actually gets in the way of our becoming […]

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos Every story we hear and every story we tell comes from a particular perspective. Stories are also usually told for a reason (i.e. they are not agenda-less). Let’s consider what we might gain if we engage stories (our own as well as others) seeking and being open to “the rest

Led by Samaa Abdurraqib from the Maine Humanities Council Stories play such a significant role in our understanding of the world, our understanding of others, and even our understanding of ourselves. When we were young, many of us learned about values and interpersonal connections from stories that were read to us and that we read

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos About many things, we are ignorant (i.e., we simply don’t know). Consequently, we spend a lot of time making up stories or projecting assumptions. How we do this can either be helpful or harmful to us and our relationships, and it definitely impacts our quality of life. Let’s talk

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos As we begin a new calendar year, we begin a new theme of reflection–the Practice of Story.  Let’s start from the very beginning – Why do we tell stories?  What do we tell stories about?  How do they function?  Whose perspective do our stories prioritize? And how might we

Join us as we share music, readings, and stories to inspire strength and hope for the new year. Music by Will Bristol and Friends

Join us for Christmas Eve at 7 pm for our traditional service (featuring the choir). As we hear again the well-known story of the birth of Jesus — an incarnation of divine love, let us ponder how we can ready ourselves for the new incarnations of holy love and light so desperately needed in our

Join us for Christmas Eve at 5 pm for a service designed for children and families (featuring a no-rehearsal pageant). As we hear again the well-known story of the birth of Jesus — an incarnation of divine love, let us ponder how we can ready ourselves for the new incarnations of holy love and light

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos On this final Sunday of the Advent season, our Intergenerational Orchestra will provide our music for this service focused on the context for many of our seasonal celebrations–being together in community. Let’s reflect on some wisdom for staying present amidst the chaos of a very full holiday season (not

Join us for our gun violence prevention vigil, coordinated annually following the Sandyhook massacre in 2014. The program will include speakers, music, and inspiration for getting involved in preventing further gun violence.  Co-Sponsored by the Brunswick Area Interfaith Council, the Unitarian Universalist Church of Brunswick, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, the Neighborhood in Bath, Durham Friends