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

Milestone Sunday!

May 19, 2024

On this day we gather together to celebrate the many milestones of our community, such as graduations, recipients of our scholarship program with Travis Early College High School, career milestones, and more. Stay afterwards for our potluck (and bring your favorite dish, entree, or snack to share)!

Children and youth in grades pre-k through 12th will be meeting in person in their classes after being present in the sanctuary for the first part of the service. The nursery is available for babies and children from 6 weeks to 5 years old during the entire service period. You may choose either option for your child if they are 4.5 or 5 years old.

To attend a worship service via Zoom, click here.

Masks are optional in the sanctuary.

When Joy is Hard to Find

May 26, 2024

Join us this morning as Rev. Krista shares some of her own struggles with joy, and talks about how joy can help us build resilience, strength, and courage. We'll explore the ways joy can save us in challenging times and learn how gratitude can be a key to unlocking joy.

Rev. Krista Weber Huang previously served as the minister for the San Marcos Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. She will be leaving Texas this summer to serve Merging Waters Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Fridley, MN (formerly named Michael Servetus Unitarian Society) as their full time minister. She lives with her spouse Eric, their almost 6 year old Lenny, and their 9 month old Felix. She enjoys being outside, creating art, and reading in her free time.

Children and youth in grades pre-k through 12th will be meeting in person in their classes after being present in the sanctuary for the first part of the service. The nursery is available for babies and children from 6 weeks to 5 years old during the entire service period. You may choose either option for your child if they are 4.5 or 5 years old.

To attend a worship service via Zoom, click here.

Masks are optional in the sanctuary.

Written Descriptions of Past Services

While our journeys in life may not always go as planned, in hindsight, we are who we are because of where we’ve been. An interdisciplinary artist, writer, educator, and lay…
ZOOM ONLY On Human Rights Day, join Rev. Deanna Vandiver of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee and our UU College of Social Justice in a nourishing worship service that will…
As we enter this season of holy days in many faith traditions, let us set aside some time this morning to explore how we engage with our individual and collective…

Beads on a String

11/26/2023
In a world where so many lack so much, what is the meaning of abundance? In a world where our lives do suddenly overflow with unexpected beauty and sustenance, how…
We often enthusiastically sing the words of the hymn, ”This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine.” But how can you let your light shine with no oil…

Call & Response

11/12/2023
ZOOM ONLY Some creation myths describe speech, the word, as the first creative act. But it seems more likely that music came first. Humanity may have created itself with singing…
At some point in all our lives, the world can feel like a lot--when we feel as if our backs are up against a wall; when we feel in need…
Through music and poetry we will weave our threads of remembrance. Join Laura Jo Acuna and Sheila Rae as they invite the memories of those lost and the opportunity to…
Have mercy! It’s all too much sometimes, isn’t it? (It really is.) Wildflower’s affiliated community minister Rev. Erin Walter visits to exhale with us, share some best practices for dealing…

Rooted in Joy

10/15/2023
Joy is one of the reasons why many of us attend church and desire to be a part of a spiritual community. Joy embodies peace, love, happiness, and a sense…
ZOOM ONLY Join Minister Dana N. Moore on a journey through history to discover biological and spiritual lineages that keep us connected in surprising ways! Inspired by the book of…
As Unitarian Universalist we work towards building the Beloved Community, a community in which every one’s needs are centered and met, where equity in enshrined in all we do. As…
While the weather in Austin may not change very much as we move from summer to fall on the calendar, that doesn’t mean that we have to stay the same.…
Come, Come, Whoever You Are . . . and be present with our children and youth in their Wildflower experience. For a time in this service, we will have the…
How has being open to change and held in a container of love transformed your life? In this story service, Wildflowers will share some of the ways this has occurred…
The annual Water Communion is a sacred ritual in UU churches. It began 40 years ago as a way to provide a more meaningful spiritual experience for women. Over time…
How do we bend and not break? Our guest leader Simone Monique Barnes shares the importance of having spiritual practices and tools that build up our resilience and cultivate joy…
Wildflowers, this service is about you - you who are the heart of this amazing community. We will explore and acknowledge the various ways people are involved and what it…

Everyday Resilience

08/13/2023
This service is on ZOOM ONLY. Join Ajara Ledford on a journey to reduce the mystique around the notion of resilience from something accessible only to a “genetically favored few”…
In turbulent times, our communities can help our individual resilience. But are the communities resilient? What makes a community resilient and why is that important? Nancy Mohn Barnard is entering…