Join us for worship every Sunday at 10 am in the church sanctuary or on Zoom. All are welcome!
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Worship This Sunday
November 2: “A Practice of Gratitude”
Service Leader: Rev. Aileen Fitzke
Worship Associate: TBA
Location: All services are held in the church sanctuary and streamed live on Zoom.
About the Service: It only takes a moment to be grateful. We can be grateful for the larger things, a new house, a dream job and we can also be grateful for the small things, a warm bed, food, clothing. As they say “Gratitude is an Attitude.”
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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
November 9: “Learning to Receive’
Service Leader: Rev. Aileen Fitzke
About the Service: Sometimes it feels easier to give than receive. Because many of us are raised to be caregivers, we sometimes forget how to receive care. Sometimes because we don’t feel like we deserve it. Rev. Aileen will explore what it means to receive gracefully.
November 16: “Amazing Grace”
Service Leader: Rev. Aileen Fitzke
About the Service: We are often surprised when something extraordinary happens, something that we did not expect and that we did not work for. These moments of grace, unasked for blessings, remind us that not everything we do is transactional. Sometimes we just have to say, “Thank you.” And then pay the gift forward.