Our Sunday morning worship honors many sacred traditions, sources of wisdom, and voices with uplifting music, inspirational reflections, guided meditation, and community rituals. Through music, word, story, and silence, we gather to consider truth from a variety of voices and perspectives. Seasonal and cultural celebrations mark the passages of the years and our lives together. Our worship services offer connection and community, a place to nurture your spirit and work to heal the world!
April's Theme is The Gift of Interdependence
During the months of September - June, Cedar Lane has a monthly worship theme as determined by our Soul Circles programming. Over 150 Unitarian Universalist congregations participate in this program. Sunday worship services and monthly Soul Circle discussion group materials center on that month's theme as a way to provide a more intentional and rooted connection to these important themes. Join us and share community in person at Cedar Lane or watch this week's service live on YouTube here with our online community.
MOST RECENT WORSHIP SERVICE
This Earth Day, let us reflect on our interconnectedness with the planet and all living beings. Let us commit to making sustainable choices that honor our covenant with the planet and future generations. Rabbi Fred Scherlinder Dobb, who has served nearby Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation in Bethesda MD since 1997, is also Rabbinic Consultant for the Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life. A long-time teacher and activist in the Jewish and multi-faith green arena, Fred's focus is on applying Jewish and shared religious values to today's eco-challenges.