Services at:
8553 NE Day Rd (The Island School)
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
See our Calendar for details Directions
Office at:
Cedars Center
(our offices, meeting center and mailing address)
284 Madrona Way #128,
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
Office hours: Monday–Thursday 12pm to 2pm Directions
Reverend Margo has lived in Kitsap County for over 30 years and has been a member of Kitsap UU Fellowship for most of them. Serving Cedars seems like a natural step in supporting Unitarian Universalism in the Puget Sound area and in our wider world. During these stressful times, people need the support of Unitarian Universalism in their communities. Together, let us strengthen Cedars as you continue to be that beacon of hope and care.
Join in the annual sacred ritual of the confluence of our life experiences. Come and celebrate the summer water that nurtured our gardens, flowed through our vacations, and sustained our souls. Remember to bring a small amount of water for the communal vessel. Reverend Margo Rinehart serves Cedars by welcoming people from diverse theological and religious … Continue reading The Blessings of Water
We gather to celebrate Gavin Barnes’s graduation and to take joy in knowing that life’s journeys and explorations never end. May we all free our inner navigator and take command of the ship of our lives. Reverend Margo Rinehart serves Cedars by welcoming people from diverse theological and religious backgrounds and spiritual beliefs on their journeys … Continue reading Finding Your True North: Celebrating the Graduation of Gavin Barnes
Indigenous author Robin Wall Kimmerer tells us that hoarding will never save us; all flourishing is mutual. On this Sunday, we will explore what flourishing looks like in our personal lives and societal structures. Reverend Margo Rinehart serves Cedars by welcoming people from diverse theological and religious backgrounds and spiritual beliefs on their journeys to … Continue reading Flourishing Together, Belonging to One Another
Now that the fireworks and Presidential speeches are over, what stays with us after the July 4th celebrations? The proposition that all men are created equal must be tested again and again with each new generation. As America has not yet fulfilled its promise, how can we, as individuals, keep moving toward that goal? Reverend … Continue reading What Did We Celebrate this 4th of July?
July 12, our service moves to the Picnic Shelter at Battle Point Park for a congregational potluck brunch. Break out your flip‑flops, bring something brunchy to share, and enjoy a relaxed morning as we welcome the start of summer together. We’ll swap stories about favorite childhood summer memories, chat about plans for the sunny days … Continue reading Congregational Picnic at Battlepoint Park
As spring turns into summer, Unitarian Universalists from around the world celebrate Flower Communion, a ceremony that honors each person’s uniqueness and the ways we flourish together. Flower Communion was created for his congregation in 1923 by Czech Unitarian minister, Nobert Capek. Remember to bring a few blossoms to give away as we share in … Continue reading Our Annual Flower Communion
Join us for this special Sunday morning service where Reverend Margo and selected congregants will be reading their favorite poems to uplift us and give expression to our deepest universal experiences. Reverend Margo Rinehart serves Cedars by welcoming people from diverse theological andreligious backgrounds and spiritual beliefs on their journeys to learn from one another, … Continue reading Poetry: Giving Voice to Beauty, Grace & Struggle
The poet Rilke tells us not to seek the answers to our questions, rather to live everything, to live the questions now. In this service we will explore how holy curiosity helps us engage our underlying beliefs and yearnings, and the tangles that long to be unknotted in the search for meaning in our lives … Continue reading Awakening Curiosity: Keep Chasing the Questions
Come and celebrate Earth Day through ritual, song and poetry and feel how the precious and ancient earth renews and transforms us. Fran Korten, Michael Cox and Reverend Margo will be speakers at this service.
We will take a historical look at how the life and death of Jesus changed from celebrating the victory over death to a focus on suffering and sacrifice. This is a message for Atheists, Christians, and spiritual seekers of all kinds. Come and reclaim the Easter season as a time of joy. Reverend Margo Rinehart … Continue reading Easter Sunday: Lessons for Celebrating Paradise