Recent Services

"Delight in Curiosity of Small Things"

Rev. Megan 

05/17/2026

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Where are the delights in our lives begging for us to celebrate them? What small pleasures help us to flourish in this season? A life closely observed has a lot to teach us about the bonds that connect each to all. Bring your favorite summer reading book along with you to this service focused on Ross Gay’s The Book of Delights.

"Good Advice" 

Rev. Rebecca Bijur, guest speaker

05/10/2026

Why is good advice so hard to follow? Join Rev. Rebecca Benefiel Bijur and worship associate Jennifer Lynch for a lively morning of story, song, and spirit on the theme of lessons learned the hard way.

"Imagining the Rebel in All of Us" 

Rev. Ellie Kilpatrick, guest speaker

05/03/2026

Join Rev. Ellie Kilpatrick as she explores today's struggles against oppression and tyranny from the lens of the Star Wars universe. How are we called to rebel? What can we really do to fight back when we don't have a tangible deathstar to destroy? Join her as she shares why we still have so much to learn from both Star Wars and history as we endeavor to change our world for the better.

"Earth Day"

Meghan Sahli-Wells, guest speaker

04/26/2026

Celebrate Earth Day with us and Meghan Sahli-Wells, the former "Biking Mayor" of Culver City who crafted the city's first bicycle and pedestrian master plan. For more than a decade Sahli-Wells has championed practices and government policies supporting environmental and climate justice and democracy. She serves on The Sierra Club National Board and as a strategic advisor for the Better World Group. 

"Mad Possibilities"

Seminarian Ru-Lee Weller Passman

04/19/2026

What does it mean to have a mental health breakdown? Is there insight to be found in the process of putting oneself back together piece by piece? Join seminarian Ru-Lee as they share their own story of a mental health crisis, and how the Death tarot card can speak to this experience of wild, mad transformation.

"Yes! And"

Rev. Dr. Megan Visser

04/12/2026

Please join us for the kick-off of the 2026 Pledge season with Rev. Megan's sermon on improvising as an art of living in possibility. Our pledge season is an invitation to build on the dreams of those who came before us, to say "Yes!" and add our gifts to the life we share in our church community.

Celebrating Easter

Rev. Dr. Megan Visser

04/05/2026

Enter into the Easter story, mystery and possibility in words, music and song.  Connect to the tradition of Easter processions and our town's vital studio and arts heritage -- stroll, dance and pose for pictures to the merry tune of Easter Parade from the 1948 MGM film! 

The (W)holy Spirit of Covenant

Rev. Dr. Megan Visser

03/29/2026

The Spirit of Life is an ancient concept with 21st century relevance for our lives. Explore the relationship between spiritual wholeness and the tradition of Unitarian Universalism. Rev. Megan delivers a message about our shared attention to covenant as we welcome new members into our congregation in our New Member Ceremony -- a special ritual not to be missed!

"What Are We Missing?"

Wendy Karn, Minister of UU of the Santa Clarita Valley

03/22/2026

In our culture of distraction, choosing to pay attention is a radical and hopeful act. In this service, we’ll explore the nature of awe that is woven into our daily lives, if we can slow down enough to notice the sacred in the ordinary.

Are we missing all the good stuff? How can the simple act of presence bring us back to joy?

“Attending to Our Shared Humanity”

Lay-led service with Soul Matters sermon by Rev. Joan Javier-Duval

03/15/2026

There are so many moments that we share in the vicinity of others. Moments in which it is far too easy for us, despite our physical closeness, to selectively or wholly tune out others. And sometimes, keeping our distance means we wind up harshly labeling, ascribing false stories to, or not truly seeing our neighbors. Come join us as we explore potential antidotes to this everyday spiritual challenge through shared reflection, photography, and song.