Worship Services
Our worship services occur every Sunday beginning at 11:45 a.m. and last for about an hour. On the second Sunday of each month, our service is on Zoom only. To attend a worship service on Zoom, click here. All other Sundays we meet in person in the sanctuary at Faith Presbyterian Church, and we simultaneously stream the service on Zoom.
The links below include descriptions of past services without videos. If you are a church member and would like to see a video of a particular past service that is not available at the link above, contact the Worship Team at worship@wildflowerchurch.org.
Interested in seeing or hearing something in Worship? Let the worship team know.
Upcoming Service
Sunday Service
March 30, 2025
Join us for our Sunday service at 11:45am, on Zoom.
To attend a worship service via Zoom, click here.
Masks are optional in the sanctuary.
Written Descriptions of Past Services
Ostara, or the Spring Equinox, is here; a day where sunshine and darkness exist in equal balance, teaching us ways to embody balance in our own lives! This season of…
Many come to Unitarian Universalism from other religious traditions. Sometimes this is an easy transition, and sometimes it is more difficult. Some associate the religious traditions of their past with…
This month, as a congregation, we are in a season of visioning and imagining who we are as Wildflower and who we hope to be in the near future. During…
In this annual service (begun last year), we take a moment to celebrate us! Wildflower’s first worship service was in February, 2001, and its charter Sunday was in March, 2005.…
In this blended service both in person and on Zoom, we will listen to this sermon by Rev. Sarah Gibb Millspaugh. So many of us want to make positive changes…
Transformation is a sacred and mysterious process. We spend our lives immersed in it as a fact of life, and as Unitarian Universalists, we name it as one of our…
In this Zoom-only service, we continue our February theme of We Are the Ones We’ve Been Waiting For. A church requires shared ownership. And, we need each other. How can…
This Sunday we celebrate welcoming new members to Wildflower and remember our commitment to being a part of a congregation–a group of real people, full human beings, in covenant with…
In this blended service both in person and on Zoom, we will listen to this sermon offered by the Rev. Tyler Coles, UUA Congregational Life Field Staff member. In the…
Drawing inspiration from some of the music, poetry, and speeches of the civil rights movement and the liberation era, we’ll think about one of the most revolutionary prophetic dreams of…
What is the Beloved Community? Who dreamed it first and what did they mean by it? Let’s sift through history and theology to learn from wise ones, and chart our…
The winter holiday season has come to a close and we have just entered a new year. It is a liminal time in which we hover between the year just…
Susie Epstein invites us to join her as she explores her Jewish identity during this sacred time of Winter Equinox, Christmas, Chanukkah and Kwanza while acknowledging the Israeli genocide in…
Join us for a time of reflection as we pause to celebrate the Winter Solstice, the longest night of the calendar year, and look forward to the return of the…
December 15th is the third Sunday of Advent, the season of joyous anticipation before the coming of Christmas. Join Wildflower Chaplain Bis Thornton for an adventure through the Gospel stories…
This time of year can be so emotionally taxing. We are told it's the happiest of times, but often it feels anything but. And that before we even begin to…
“If all the lights in the world grew dim, it will not hurt you. For the light in your heart still shines bright.” -13th-century, Sufi poet, Rumi The fall…
Especially after the recent election, and with the holidays approaching, we want to think together about the relevance of Nonviolent Communication (including within families), and classic Gandhian and Kingian Nonviolence…
In light of recent events that have affected the current media climate and how we all relate to each other, it’s important to remember the principles of community and comforting…
As we continue our month-long theme of Comforting Light, we will take time to meditate, dream, imagine, and breathe, honoring our own inner light and the comforting lights that surround…