Services

Our very own Board of Trustees Members will share with us the gifts they bring and receive by serving on the Board. 

Join the Nominating Committee members as they share their experiences. We will reflect on the importance of leadership development, focusing on developing skills in community building, social justice advocacy, and spiritual guidance, aligning with the core values of the Unitarian Universalist faith.

Join us as we celebrate 75 years of East Shore! Filled with music and stories, we will reflect on the past and look forward to another 75 years! Rev. Dr. María Cristina Vlassidis Burgoa will be preaching.

Universalist Clara Barton is best known for her work in organizing nursing services during the Civil War and, later, founding the American Red Cross. She did not start this work until she was over 40. The Clara Barton Sisterhood was created in her name as a way for local women’s groups, congregations, and individuals to honor women aged 80 and over for their contributions to their congregations and communities. The morning's Share the Plate collection will go to Sophia Way. 

The majority of people come to church because a friend invited them. Your friends trust you to bring them to a place where they will be warmly welcomed, no matter where they are on their spiritual journey, or how they identify in terms of race, ethnicity, class, sexual orientation, gender, religion, or age. We invite you to bring a friend to church for a celebratory worship service with lots of music and the opportunity to be among the wonderful people of East Shore.

Join us as we celebrate Mardi Gras with joyous music and a special shoebox Mardi Gras parade by our RE kiddos. Come and sing along to "When the Saints Go Marching In" and give yourself the gift of joy. In these stressful times, we all need a respite from the news and to embody joy as resistance. 

Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge gender equality. Let us join a worldwide call to acknowledge the discrimination and challenges faced by women, to be in solidarity with all women, including trans women, and to work together to create a more inclusive society.

Come celebrate Nowruz, the Persian festival of the new year at East Shore! 'Nowruz' means 'new day' in Fārsī, and coincides with the spring equinox. This joyous festival has been celebrated for thousands of years, and is celebrated today by millions of people across the world. East Shore musical talent Misha Domirani will bring us his experiences of Nowruz and help lead a festive, musical colorful service! 

There’s so much we have to do every day about which we really don’t have much choice. But it may be that our satisfaction in doing all of those things depends on how we hold them. Rev. Eric Kaminetzky will be preaching.