Reverend Amy Carol Webb: Music on Labor Day, September 6, 2026, at UUSMC. On Holy Ground, Step by Step, Do Whatcha Do, Sixteen Tons, This Boat, and I Am Willing

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Presented on Labor Day Sunday 2026, the Reverend Amy Carol Webb's Sermon "What They Dreamed Be Ours to Do" reminds us that, as the congregational year gears up, it is time to once again take up the good work we are called to do by both the ancestors who came before us and the generations who will come after us. We lift our hands, our hearts, and our voices in solidarity with workers, consider the work at hand to make the dream of a just, loving world real, and contemplate our part to make it so – more open, more willing, more resolved.

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Reverend Christe Lunsford Reflections on General Assembly Sermon August 30 2026

This year's General Assembly carried the theme Meet the Moment: Together Everywhere — and it showed up everywhere, from the 700 clergy who stood in the streets of Minneapolis this winter, to Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde's Ware Lecture charge that we "lead boldly, even when the rest of us lag behind."

Rev. Christe brings GA home, weaving new music from our expanding digital hymnal with Howard Thurman's reminder that the real work begins after the gathering ends.

Explore what this moment is asking of us — not someday, but now: What skills do we need to meet this moment in history? What resources can our denomination provide? And what does the collective wisdom of our congregations bring to the table when they are in conversation and community together?

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As we mark Lammas — the old harvest festival of first grain and first bread — and turn it toward a piece of our own Unitarian Universalist foundational history we don’t reread nearly often enough: the Cambridge Platform of 1648.

In this video, Rev. Christe Lunsford returns to the pulpit with their sermon, "Turning the Page," to ask what it means to tend our own field and still show up for the wider harvest, especially heading into a fall that will ask a lot of all of us.

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Diane Hofer explores the surprising spiritual wisdom of the original Star Trek. Discover why its vision of humanity still speaks powerfully to our lives today. Whether you're a lifelong Trekkie or have never watched an episode, you'll find yourself invited on a voyage worth taking.

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During the summer months at Mill Creek, we enjoy a variety of relaxed worship experiences, and this Sunday we offer the first of a series. Started by our previous minister, Rev. Gregory Pelley, our Poolside Theology series has become a beloved tradition, and this Sunday we offer the first of three, featuring Anna Hull and Frank Burns.

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