Hybrid Service, (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside), “Flower Communion”, June 4

10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila Sunday, June 4, is our annual Flower Communion. Bring your flower and come celebrate nature’s beauty and abundance, free to all sentient beings.

No Service, May 28

Hybrid Service, (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside), “Annual Meeting”, May 21

10:30 am Presenters: SCUU Leaders This is the Annual Meeting where all our Members vote on issues for the upcoming church year.

Hybrid Service, (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside), “Parenting, Motherhood, Mentoring”, May 14

10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila As we celebrate Mother’s Day, I will look into the wisdom of parenting in a difficult age for children.

Hybrid Service, (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside), “The Wisdom of Gibran”, May 7

10:30 am Presenter: Roy Mueller Community member and shamanic intuitive Roy Mueller will lead us in hearing and responding to selected works of mystic poet Kahlil Gibran.

Hybrid Service, (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside), “ATTENTION, CHANGE: This Sunday’s service, has changed to a BARDIC CIRCLE. This is an open discussion format”, April 30

10:30 am Presenters: SCUU Congregation Matthias has received an opportunity to join a writing retreat for his book. He has been seeking this opportunity for months but wasn’t sure when

Hybrid Service, (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside), “Earth Home, Soul Home”, April 23

10:30 am Presenter: Ellen Dionna One day a year we here in the US are reminded that our planet deserves a day of its own: Earth Day. Holy truths may

“TLC Day”, April 16

10:30 am Presenters: SCUU Congregation TLC Day

Hybrid Service, (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside), “Easter”, April 9

10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila This holiday is a mix of Christian and pagan elements. I will also try to find modern aspects of this holy day of rebirth

Hybrid Service, (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside), “Digging Deeper into Buddhism”, April 2

10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila The Buddhist religion is one of the most diverse. What elements of Buddhism can still speak to the human condition in our age.