Worship This Sunday:

March 1: “Stewardship Sunday - It Is In Giving That We Receive"
Service Leaders: Rev. Aileen Fitzke
Worship Associate: Lesley Tyson
Location: All services are held in the church sanctuary and streamed live on Zoom.

About the Service: In kicking off our Stewardship Drive, let us remember that giving is also receiving. When we give to others, in the form of stewardship pledges we also receive the knowledge that what we give enables us to keep our beloved spiritual home viable both for the present and hopefully long into the future.

Click here to make your online offering.
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:

March 8: “Tell Me More”
Service Leaders: Rev. John Monroe

About the Service: Our society continues to pay more heed to the voices of men than of women. But what price do we pay for this persistent pattern? Guest minister Rev. John Monroe reflects on how the inequality of voices plays out in far-reaching ways in our current times.

March 15: “See the World Around Us with Fresh Eyes”
Service Leader: Rev. Aileen Fitzke

About the Service: How often do we miss the beauty all around us? Everyday events and experiences often are filled with beauty that we fail to comprehend because we move too fast and fail to appreciate that beauty.