Father’s Day and the No More Kings protests prompt some reflections about legacies of divine right of kings.

A service of thanks and farewell as we remember and celebrate a beloved member of our church and unearth a mystery from our ecclesiastical past.

This service celebrates our Faith Development teachers and give us an opportunity to reflect together on the big picture of UUCGL’s present and future.

Today we recognize our graduating seniors and share our Flower Communion, a beautiful ritual celebrating community and solidarity. #FlowerCommunion #UU #SundaySermon

On #Mother’sDay, we look at how the roles we play in the family and in society limit and liberate us. —Rev. Dr. Victoria Weinstein, Worship Leader #UUsermon #SundayService #UUCGL

We gather for a joyous celebration of the new life represented by the Easter mystery.

"Levels of Liberation" —Rev. Dr. Victoria Weinstein, Worship Leader Jesus never meant to start a religion. He meant to start a movement. On Palm Sunday, we go back to the non-violent protest that accompanied his ride into Jerusalem and think about how his own Jewish identity informed Jesus’ passionate crusade for spiritual liberation. #PalmSunday #UUsermon #SundayService #UUCGL #Desmondtutu

This transitional moment from winter into spring is decidedly not pretty. We reflect together on how to abide in ugliness, in-betweens and the futility of trying to fix or avoid that which is unbeautiful in our midst. #sundaysermon #UUCGL #SpringTransition

Life is change, all is flux, and the mighty stream rolls on and on. In conversation with the prophet Amos (“let judgment run down as waters, and righteousness as a mighty stream”) and our choral anthem, I will be reflecting on professor Diana Eck’s claim that “all religions are a stream of argument." —Rev. Dr. Victoria Weinstein, Worship Leader