Monthly Worship
Third Saturday 10am Pacific Time (1pm Eastern Time)
Monthly Worship
On the third Saturday of each month at 10 AM PT (1 PM ET), NAUA hosts an online worship service.
Click here to join the services via Zoom.
We always have a lively breakout room discussion after the service, where you can meet both new and long time friends. PLEASE JOIN US!
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Previous Services:
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3rd Saturday Worship Service: “Summer Solstice”
The Summer Solstice, arriving this year on June 20, marks the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. For thousands of years, people around the world have celebrated this turning point in the annual cycle of light and darkness. Whether through festivals, bonfires, gatherings, or quiet reflection, the solstice has long invited us…
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May 16, 2026 – NAUA Service: That Sudden Insight – How Epiphanies Can Change Us by Rev. Alex Holt
What is an “epiphany” – sometimes referred to as a peak moment or an ah-ha instant? What can we do to respond to such unexpected moments of insight? How might such moments help in this age of uncertainty? Rev. Alex Holt will address these questions in our May worship service. Recent Posts Archives
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Apr. 18, 2026. Humanism and Unitarianism – Past, Present and Future
Humanism and Unitarianism – Past, Present and Future Dr. Terry Anderson discusses the important and evolving relationship between Humanism and Unitarianism, tracing their shared roots in reason, freedom, and human dignity. It examines how these traditions have influenced one another historically, how they interact today, and what their future partnership might look like in addressing modern ethical, spiritual,…
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Mar. 22, 2026. Pirates of the YouTube
Join co-ministers Rev. Jerry & Rev. Lynn Kerr to learn of their adventures starting up their own YouTube channel for the UU Congregation of Flint, MI, USA. Recent Posts Archives
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Feb. 17, 2026. How will AI affect your spiritual practices?
AI (as large language models) is becoming increasingly woven into our daily lives. Our thoughts, longings, and our ways of making meaning are changing, with new questions arising around what it means to be human and to engage in “spiritual” matters. What trends are surfacing as our tools can seem to listen better than friends,…
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Jan 17, 2026. Seven Principles and Six Sources of UUism
Many of us have chosen to remain guided by what had until recently been the Seven Principles and Six Sources of UUism. The first of those Sources speaks of “that transcending mystery and wonder […] which moves us to a renewal of the spirit.” In this service Rev. Shear explores what those words might mean for us in…