Starr King Unitarian Universalist Church

Every Day is a Winding Road

Led by Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris At SKUUC we acknowledge the Jewish High Holy days with their worthy traditions and reminder to do spiritual housecleaning. Taking stock of one’s soul, returning, and repairing benefit the self and the world.

Song of the Soul: Water Communion

Led by Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris, Darcy Baxter, Roy King, Jr. and congregation. Bring a small sample of water today from your journeys. We’ll mingle our waters “as cold water to a thirsty soul.” We’ll imagine the songs of our souls.

Our Kindred Fellowship

Led by Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris and congregation. This past June, thousands of Unitarian Universalists gathered in Arizona for a new kind of General Assembly. What did a “justice GA” mean, and how is it part of our lived faith here?

Was Blind, But Now I See

Led by The Worship Committee. Inspired by the lyrics from the classic hymn “Amazing Grace,” members of our congregation, Natalie Forrest, Frank Satterwhite and Renee Ray share stories of important turning points in their lives.

Baseball’s Been Very, Very Good to Me

Led by Chris Selig, pulpit guest. Baseball is chock-full of important life lessons. In these dog days of summer, join us to hear how America’s pastime can guide us. Wear your favorite team’s colors!

What About God?

What about God? Jim Craig, pulpit guest If, as some of us believe, the traditional picture of God (as loving heavenly Father, etc.) is no longer adequate or credible, what CAN we believe? One possible answer comes from ancient China.

Book Culture

Led by Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris. Recently deceased UU Ray Bradbury said, “You don’t have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.” Let’s keep the culture of reading alive with an annual book communion. Bring a book to give away and choose another today to take home.

What Would You Do With Your One Wild And Precious Life?

Led by Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris and congregation. Mary Oliver’s poem is the impetus for today’s worship focus. Let’s listen to vision and dreams from members of the congregation, from the youngest to eldest.