A creative worship service dedicated to the transcendent power of art and the legacy of #LynnArist #Printmaker #BostonPrintmaker #LydiaBreed. Featuring members of the Church History Ministry Team: Dean McKinnon, Jack Butterworth, Kelly Slater, John Benson (reflection read by Kelly Slater), Tracy Slater, and #LynnMuseum and #LynnArts Executive Director Doneeca Thurston and Boston Printmakers President, Renee Covulucci. Presented at the UU Church of Greater Lynn on May 15, 2022 Pianist, David Collins. Videographer, Steve Deveau.

Our traditional Flower Communion Sunday with segments about its founder, Norbert Capek, a Unitarian minister in Prague who died in Dachau concentration camp. The sermon is "What Decency Demands," a response to the racist mass murder in Buffalo, NY.

A Mother's Day sermon on reproductive freedom, in memory of my mother, Shirley, who wanted you to know her story. (Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice RCRC.org)

Readings and the Sermon on The Anointing Woman, a mysterious figure with an important role in the gospels regarding Jesus's last days with his community.

Our readings, some music and sermon from Easter, 2022.

Because of copyright issues, we could not share Kaleb Thomas' marvelous rendition of "The Wizard And I" from "Wicked." Rev. Dr. Victoria Weinstein offers reflections on "I want" songs, disillusionnment, illusionment and enchantment.

Two reflections by lay leaders Trish Aldrich and Ruth Griffin. "For All That Is Our Life," Rev. Dr. Victoria Weinstein Our Stewardship Sunday Service, March 20, 2022.

Rev. Dr. Victoria Weinstein As the planet spins toward the Equinox's brief moment of balance between light and darkness, we reflect on how to find some measure of balance when the only constant is change.

Martha Curry of the Social Justice Ministry Team preaches on systemic racism, our church partnerships around food insecurity, Frederick Douglass and activist Ibram X. Keni's self-care practice of finding small joys in each day. Unitarian Universalist Church of Greater Lynn