Worship Services

Click Here to View Videos of Some Past 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

August 10, 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

Scholarship Sunday

09/26/2021

[et_pb_section admin_label="section"] [et_pb_row admin_label="row"] [et_pb_column type="4_4"][et_pb_text admin_label="Text"]Come honor our 2021 Wildflower Scholarship recipient! This year's celebration on Zoom will, of course, be different from the in-person-services and fiestas we have…

Rhythms of our Lives – Dance & Movement: In celebration of the Autumnal Equinox

09/19/2021

Join us in a 'moving' celebration of the Autumnal Equinox as we explore the spiritual meanings of the season, the significance of balance, and the rhythms and movement that help…

The People We Are A’Changin – 3rd Principle

09/12/2021

We are not the same as we were before the pandemic. Even in a seemingly uneventful 18 months --if there ever is such a thing!-- people grow and change. Thankfully,…

Own it, say it, fix it!

09/05/2021

This Sunday is Labor Sunday, which the AFL union designated in 1909 for people of faith to concentrate on workers’ concerns. On Monday evening, the Jewish High Holy Days kick…

Drought, Storms, and the Waters that Carry & Sustain Us

08/29/2021

The water communion has been a quintessential part of the Unitarian Universalist living tradition for 40 years. It has celebrated interconnection, empowerment, and the awesome force of water to generate…

Covenantal MATTERs

08/22/2021

Many of us at Wildflower have been thinking a lot about covenant and promises, how we live up to our community agreements, and how we come together to say and…

Navigating Transitions

08/15/2021

This Sunday’s service will hold space for all who are navigating transitions at this time of year - those of you who are students returning to school whether virtually or…

Imagining Other Minds: Building Empathy Through Practice

08/08/2021

Prophets, poets, and spiritual teachers throughout history have identified empathy as a transformative state that can supply a taste of the vast, mysterious reality that we all share, despite our…

Circle ‘Round for Justice, Healing, Courage

08/01/2021

Circle ‘Round for Justice, Healing, Courage was the theme for the Unitarian Universalist Association’s General Assembly (GA) 2021. Piaf Azul, Cathy Cramer, Axton Krantz, and Aly Tharp attended the virtual GA…

On the Brink

07/25/2021

We have long chosen a spiritual path of community building for collective liberation. Yet we also face forces, internal and external, that threaten our existence. We live in a world…

Sunday Service

07/18/2021

Gathering Music - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QizbZxg2E4A&t=2s; Science Fiction Double Feature - performed at the Playhouse Theater in London Land Acknowledgement - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vmDGwfoJH8&t=1s; COVID-19 | Anishinaabe Pandemic Prophecies TFAA - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obOn-bDEhow&t=3s; Big Block…

Being There: Non-Linear Time & Identity in Space and Beyond

07/11/2021

In the first of two services with the theme of “Space Church”, we’ll travel with Commander Benjamin Sisko of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine into a constructed wormhole to meet…

Brave Democracy

07/04/2021

Democracy is a work in progress. That work is often messy and scary, but we must envision a better democracy and bravely lean into action to bring it to life.…