Our annual Easter Sunday worship service is a celebration for all ages to enjoy together.

For Unitarian Universalists, the resurrection narrative serves as a metaphor. We honor ancient, even prehistorical, traditions of celebrating the springtime rebirth of nature; we focus on resurrecting dreams and hopes; and sometimes we reflect upon resurrecting dead relationships. In a general sense, we come together on Easter Sunday to rejoice in the ultimate triumph of life over death. Hallelujah!

This year’s Easter Sunday service with Rev. Neal Anderson is entitled “Pysanky and the Art of Resistance.” All are welcome to join us for an inspirational morning!

Afterward, our Youth Group invites families with children to participate in a small Easter egg hunt.

Families may gather in the Kiva (last room on left in the classroom wing). Children may bring their own Easter basket or bag, and we will have some bags available to give out. 

Eggs will be hidden in the classroom wing and/or outside in the playscape area (south side of building, weather permitting). Youth will be stationed in the appropriate areas to monitor and assist. Parents or guardians of preschool children or others needing special assistance are asked to accompany the children as well.