One service: 10:00am, in-person & online. Led by Allan Bentkofsky. Join online here. Share your Joys & Sorrows here.
January’s theme: Story. Come and be in community, see friendly faces, feel welcomed, remember you are loved. Your loved ones are welcome to join our service.
One service: 10:00am, in-person. Led by Allan Bentkofsky.
January’s theme: Liberating Love. Come and be in community, see friendly faces, feel welcomed, remember you are loved. Your loved ones are welcome to join our service.
One service: 10:00am, in-person & online. *Masks required for in-person service today. Our annual personal journey service – today 3 of our newer members will share with you their path to Unitarian Universalism. Led by Allan Bentkofsky.
January’s theme is Finding Our Center. Come and be in community, see friendly faces, feel welcomed, remember you are loved. Your loved ones are welcome to join our service.
A few weeks ago, Rev. Alice asked the question: Would you rather be just or merciful? This Sunday, explore that question in the context of cancel culture.
Two services: 9:30am in-person and online; 11:15am in-person. Led by Allan Bentkofsky. Join the 9:30am online service here. Submit an Announcement here. Share your Joys and Sorrows here. Sign up for the 9:30am or 11:15am in-person services in April here.
This summer many services are led by members of the congregation.
The Zoom link for this Sunday’s worship service is HERE
Each year we invite several members to share their personal journeys to Unitarian Universalism. This Sunday we’ll hear from three newer members of the congregation.
For nearly his entire life Allan has been playing music. Today, he performs with the Loudoun Jazz Ensemble, the Loudoun Symphony Orchestra, and various jazz groups. As a follow-up to Saturday’s concert, Allan will be discussing aspects of jazz and will be playing his basses. Audience participation encouraged!
Each year we invite several members to share their personal journeys to Unitarian Universalism. This year we have the privilege to hear members Ted Bernstein, Leah Cooper, Jason & Cristinaa Dwyer share their paths to UUCL.
The typical discussion among those of Judeo-Christian backgrounds goes something like this: If God is omnipotent and beneficent, why does He allow evil? As UUs, is that the right question when asking about the existence of evil?
