What do the Jewish holiday of Passover and Attica have in common? Join us for this service, which will explore the connection between Passover and our modern institution of slavery

Easter tells us that love, not death, will win in the end. Come and join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw for this exploration of Easter through a Universalist lens. Please feel free to wear your spring or Easter bonnet- there will be an Easter bonnet and hat parade so show off your favorite hat or outfit!

Join us for this service which explores the power of Us. There will be a New Member Welcome during the service!

Join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw and explore the Hindu holiday of Holi. Known for it’s exuberant celebrations, wild colors, and joyful visiting, this holiday which celebrates the victory of good over evil is not to be missed!

As UUCOV nears the end of a search cycle, it’s time to explore who is welcome at a UU congregation. Are all people really able to be a part of a UU community? Join us for this service which looks at the fact that while all physical bodies are welcome, all ideas and their lived values may not be.

Love is amazing- it can’t be forced or legislated. It knows few bounds and sometimes breaks all rules. Come and share this service on the intersections between love and theology, and let’s talk about what it means to be born again.

The Parable of the Sower and The Parable of the Talents changed the face of science fiction. Come and explore the work of a modern-day Prophet in this thought-provoking service.

What happens when an atheist creates a thought experiment designed to explore the nature of God? “God’s Debris” is a serious novella by well-known humorist and Dilbert creator Scott Adams. (The original was released free and can be found here: http://nowscape.com/godsdebris.pdf) This service will explore the ideas postulated in God’s Debris

What is critical race theory and why do so many people worry about it? Come and learn about CRT and the workings of white supremacy culture.

Come and share a hopeful exploration of Martin Luther King Day. The dream is alive, and we can bring it closer to completion.