Our diverse Sunday services are an expression of our spiritual, secular and human selves.  Each provides time to learn about our faith and ethical traditions, sing and share our joys and concerns.  Visitors are always welcome!

• Services begin at 10:30am, last about one hour and are followed by a social time.
• Our interim minister, the Reverend Nancy O. Arnold, is responsible for two thirds of the services and the Sunday Program Committee plans one third, often including outside speakers or UUFH members.
• Sermon topics are listed on the right and in our Calendar.
• Service themes include:
  • Finding meaning in one’s life
  • Learning from the world’s wisdom teaching
  • Celebrating our interconnectedness
  • Addressing ethical and social issues
  • Honoring our congregation and our UU heritage
  • Inspiring us to act on our faith
• A mix of seriousness, humor and craft creates a thought-provoking, warm and engaging service that varies week-to-week, while it contains some repeated elements, such as “Lighting the Chalice” and sharing “Joys and Concerns.”
• Services may celebrate our interconnectedness to each other and our earth, Christmas, Hanukkah, Passover, Easter and other holidays, our choir, Pride Sunday or current events which shape our world.
• The service consists of readings, hymns, announcements, instrumental and choral music, and a sermon by our minister or a guest speaker.

Click here to read sermons and other writings from our minister.

Click here to read writings from our UUFH Pride Sunday service on June 14, 2009.

Our children are a special and important part of our congregational family.  Many Sundays they attend the first 15 minutes of Sunday services with their families and are invited to interact with a story or a personal experience. We then sing the children and their teachers to their Religious Exploration classes.  Each year, we celebrate three “intergenerational services” in which the children celebrate the entire service together with the adults.

Our Music Director, Richard Hyman, leads the music so integral and meaningful to our services, with the regular participation of our choir and occasional guest artists.
 
There's no dress code at our services.  You are as likely to find sweaters and blue jeans as you are a shirt and tie or casual business attire.  We want you to come and feel comfortable.

At the rear of our sanctuary, a glass enclosed Family Room enables parents of infants and toddlers to participate in the service without worrying that their youngsters are disturbing the rest of the congregation. Child care is also provided in our Nursery.

Following the service, there is a social hour where visitors may join us for coffee and snacks.  There is an opportunity to talk with the minister and to meet with our members during this time.  
 
Be sure to stop by the Visitor's Table to get literature on UUFH or Unitarian Universalism, ask questions and sign-up for our newsletter.

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