Worship
Sunday Worship Services begin at 10:30am
We welcome all who are seeking connection and inspiration.
Our liberal hearted congregation believes in the power of love
to help us move forward in this complicated world.
Religious Exploration for our children and youth has begun.
Contact Molly Nolan for more information or CLICK HERE
Upcoming Services
January 5 – REV.CRAIG NOWAK: “Thanks Eve”
January 12 – WILLIAM MARGRAF:
January 19 – REV.CRAIG NOWAK: “Bending the Arc”
January 26 – REV.CRAIG NOWAK: “More Loudly Than Your Lips”
Rev. Craig’s Sermons and Blogs
To read recent sermons, click on the sermon titles below. Note that sermons are copyrighted and belong to the person who wrote them. Please contact the minister or speaker if you want to use a quote or other material on this paSept
January 5, 2025: “Thank Eve”
December 31, 2024: “A New Year’s Message”
December 22, 2024: “Do You Fear What I Fear?”
December 8, 2024: “Let it Snow”
December 1, 2024: “O Holy Night”
November 24, 2024: “Thanks For the Memories”
November 10, 2024: ” Ugh or Phew”?
November 3, 2024: ”Anxious Gardeners”
October 27, 2024: “All I Wanted was Everything“
October 6, 2024: “Mind the Gap“
Sermons prior to October, 2024 have been archived and can be accessed by clicking here.
Recent Services on Facebook:
January 5, – “Thank Eve” – Rev. Craig
December 22 – “Do You Fear What I Fear?” – Rev. Craig
December 8, 2024 – “Let It Snow” – Rev. Craig
December 1, 2024 – “Oh Holy Night” – Rev. Craig
November 24, 2024 – “Thanks for the Memories” – Rev. Craig
November 10, 2024 – “Ugh or Whew”? – Rev. Craig
November 3, 2024 – “Anxious Gardeners” – Rev. Craig
Unitarian Universalist Rites of Passage
Life passages are an important part of our spiritual life together…
Unitarian Universalist rites of passage begin as we celebrate the arrival of our children in Child Dedication ceremonies where parents, children and adults in the congregation commit to the raising of our newest young ones. Please click on the following link for more information about this meaningful rite of passage at SUUS: Child Dedications at SUUS
Coming of Age is a year-long program where our young teens prepare for adulthood by learning more about our Unitarian Universalist tradition and activity. At the end of the year we recognize our new young adults in the Coming of Age Service.
Becoming a Member is a rite of passage we celebrate when people join our congregation. This ceremony is brief and is held in a Sunday Service.
Marriage have long been how we celebrate the life-long love between two people. Shoreline UU Society has been conducting Civil Union Ceremonies for decades, but since it has been legal in CT and now in all 50 states, we are pleased to be able to offer marriage to everyone.
Memorials and Funerals are how we celebrate the end of life at Shoreline Unitarian Universalist. Working with the family, in poetry, music and reflections, we share our memories and say good-bye to beloved friends and family. Family members and Friends of SUUS can be memorialized in our Memorial Garden, and cremation remains may be interred there.
Memorial Garden
Douglas A. Farmer, Jr. Memorial Garden
Designed by long-time SUUS member Laura French, and dedicated in 1997, the Douglas A. Farmer, Jr. Memorial Garden serves as a memorial area for Shoreline UU Society members, their partners, and families.
The Memorial Garden Committee maintains the Garden and burial plots, and plans and facilitates with families for the committal of cremains. Options available include the burial of ashes and/or the placement of a brass memorial plaque in the Garden. A Remembrance Book, containing biographical information and photographs is kept in the Memorial Cabinet in the church library. Please contact our minister or the church office for more information.
