Speaker: Karl Lindholm

Imagination, Curiosity, Wisdom

Onsite and on Zoom. Rev. Tricia explores where imagination takes us. May’s share the plate donee is Bread Loaf Mountain Zen Center for Gather & housing renovations at their new location on 76 Court St opening in June. Stay for Social Hour in Fellowship Hall. See worship details here: Watch a recording here:

The Peace of Trees

The rush and pressure of modern life are a form, perhaps the most common form, of its innate violence,” wrote Trappist monk and peace activist Thomas Merton. “The frenzy of our activism neutralizes our work for peace. . . . It destroys the fruitfulness of our own work, because it kills the root of inner … Continue reading The Peace of Trees

Daily Presence through the New Year

ON SITE & ZOOM.  Practice being present through daily routines inspired by poetry, photos and reflections. Led by Liam Battjes Greenwood with Karl Lindholm. We’re sharing our offering plate with Charter House Coalition.  See Worship Details here. See a video recording of the service here:

Christmas Eve Lessons & Carols (7pm)

ON SITE & ZOOM. Traditional and new readings that evoke the spirit of the season – plus carols to sing together led by our choir accompanied by guest musicians! Ends with traditional lighting of candles and singing of Silent Night. Led by Rev. Tricia Hart with Karl Lindholm. We’ll share our offering plate with our CVUUS Discretionary Fund … Continue reading Christmas Eve Lessons & Carols (7pm)

Witness Marks: Anatomy of a Memory – Aug. 4, 2024

ON SITE ONLY (no zoom). Part of our Spirituality & the Arts summer worship with guest speakers leading us into deeper reflection. Join artist Kate Gridley with Karl Lindholm. We’ll share our offering with Addison County Parent/Child Center. Stay for social hour in Fellowship Hall. Kids Are Always Welcome! They can sit with their adults … Continue reading Witness Marks: Anatomy of a Memory – Aug. 4, 2024

All Hallows Eve: Remembering Those Who Came Before – Oct. 30, 2022

ON SITE & ZOOM. This week’s service reprised one from this time last year that worshippers found stimulating and enjoyable (see here). In this service, we adapted loosely a ritual of the season, All Hallows Eve, and remembered people who have passed on, ancestors, beloved mentors perhaps, who have inspired or fascinated us. Karl Lindholm … Continue reading All Hallows Eve: Remembering Those Who Came Before – Oct. 30, 2022