“The Past is Present” — VIDEO
On this opening Sunday of Black History Month we examine the legacy of the systemic racism in the United States through the prison system.
On this opening Sunday of Black History Month we examine the legacy of the systemic racism in the United States through the prison system.
One of the primary leaders of the Iowa Sisterhood Mary Augusta Safford guided congregations in the Midwest in a time when female ministers weren’t popular or well supported in the American Unitarian Association. (This service was rescheduled from Jan 12th which was canceled due to weather.)
A Life of Integrity: Guided by their faith Martha and Waitstill Sharp put their lives on the line to rescue Jews and others during World War 2. This is bring a friend Sunday!!
This service will be rescheduled. “A Life of Integrity: Mary Augusta Safford” One of the primary leaders of the Iowa Sisterhood Mary Augusta Safford guided congregations in the Midwest in a time when female ministers weren’t popular or well supported in the American Unitarian Association.
Everyone is welcome to bring a poem to share in this Intergenerational Service with a Special Collection that will be taken.
Opportunities for wonder and awe surround us. How can we take time to see them?
Join us for a traditional Christmas Eve service complete with candlelight and carols.
In the darkest part of the year we are drawn together to celebrate light and love. What does the Winter Solstice have to teach us about our lives?
It is going to be at 3:00 pm at Arbor Grove Congregational Church. — Sometimes the holiday season is not one of jingle bells and joy. Sometimes it brings up feelings of sadness, loss, and struggle. Join us for a reflective service, honoring the truth that Christmas can be complicated.
“The Latke Who Couldn’t Stop Screaming” by Lemony Snicket and adapted for worship by Rev. Lisa Romantum Schwartz Join us for our annual intergenerational pageant!