Worship This Sunday:

July 26: “From a Different Perspective”
Service Leader: Rev. Aileen Fitzke
Worship Associate: Claudia Flisi
Location: All services are held in the church sanctuary and streamed live on Zoom.

About the Service: Sometimes we are locked in our own particular bubbles. We don’t see what is happening all around us because we are individually seeing things from our own perspective. What if we rotate the axis, and view ourselves and our world from another dimension. What will we see then? We might be amazed.

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Click here to join the service on Zoom. Webinar ID: 846 2235 6346 Phone: 301-715-8592

JOIN US FOR COFFEE HOUR AFTER WORSHIP - IN THE SANCTUARY AND VIRTUALLY ON ZOOM!
Those attending in person are invited to a coffee hour on the deck. Congregants attending online are invited to enjoy a virtual coffee hour and fellowship with other congregants on Zoom.

Click here to join the after-service virtual "Greet your Neighbor" coffee hour on Zoom. Meeting ID: 943 2670 1617 Password: 939725 Dial-In: 301-715-8592

The Unitarian Universalist Church in Reston is a Welcoming Congregation; our church embraces people of any age, sex, race, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, class, ability, language, or cultural background. We extend a warm welcome to all who are interested in learning more about our church and our denomination.

 

Upcoming Worship Services:

August 2: "The Contemplative Path"
Service Leader: Rev. Robert Moore

About the Service: Sister Joan Chittister says, “Contemplation, you see, is a very dangerous activity.” Contemplation is nothing more than engaging in at least one spiritual practice over an extended period of time with intention, regularity, and depth in order to meet reality as it is. So, how can that be dangerous? Well, join us on August 2nd to find out!

August 9: "Traveling Light"
Service Leader: Rev John Monroe

About the Service: When we hold onto our hurts and resentments, we can find ourselves living with heavy hearts and hurting even more. Guest minister Rev. John Monroe will explore ways we can learn to cope with our suffering more skillfully and live with open hearts.