Eliot Unitarian Universalist Chapel

05/03/2026

Join us for worship with our May 3 service, "Child Dedication and Youth Bridging." All are welcome!

Child Dedication and Bridging Ceremony – May 3, 2026 10:00 am Service – Eliot Unitarian Chapel

05/01/2026

This Sunday, May 3, we will have a single service at 10:00 am. We will continue this schedule through the summer. See you then!

05/01/2026

Today, through the advocacy of leaders and dedication of our human resource department, the UUA offices are closed in recognition of May Day and in solidarity with workers and communities across the country.

At a time when so many are being pulled toward exhaustion, fear, and isolation, May Day calls us back to collective action, mutual care, and the power we build together.

Unitarian Universalists will be joining people nationwide to demand a future that puts people before corporate power and invests in care instead of repression. We encourage you to join a local action, support your community, or find another way to show solidarity in your own context.

Find an action near you at the link in the comments.

Artwork: “Workers Over Billionaires” by Leah Jo Camine courtesy of May Day Strong.

04/27/2026

Due to the severe weather moving into the area this afternoon, Eliot Chapel is closing its building at noon today. Some activities are moving online. Please check with your group leader. Staff will work remotely. Stay safe!

04/26/2026

Join us for worship with our April 26 service, "From an Ethic of Control to an Ethic of Risk." All are welcome!

From an Ethic of Control to an Ethic of Risk – Apr 26, 2026 9:45 am Service – Eliot Unitarian Chapel

04/23/2026

04/22/2026

“You cannot care for the land if you do not care for its people. Climate justice is people justice.”
— Lawrence Nault

This quote from Lawrence Nault names something essential: The climate crisis is not separate from the conditions people are living in.

It is shaped by race, by economics, by disability, by migration—by who is most impacted and who is most protected.

When we take that seriously, it shifts what this work asks of us.

Not just individual action, but shared responsibility.
Not siloed efforts, but work across our whole communities.
Not quick results, but a long commitment to transformation.

🌎 So this Earth Day, we’re asking:

Where is your congregation in this understanding?
What would it look like to take this seriously—not just in one committee, but together?

May we care for the land by caring for one another.
May we stay with the work.

Explore resources from Side With Love at the link in the comments.

04/19/2026

Join us for worship with our April 19 service, "Earth Day: For the Love of Trees!" All are welcome!

For the Love of Trees! – Apr 19th, 2026 9:45 am Service – Eliot Chapel - Kirkwood, MO

04/12/2026

Join us for worship with our April 12 service, “What Do You Do With a Chance?” All are welcome!

Sometimes we block ourselves off from possibility because we fear failing. But it’s never too late to take a chance.For more information, visit us at eliotch...

04/10/2026

There's a lot going on at Eliot Chapel! Check it out here!

Email from Eliot Unitarian Universalist Chapel Stay connected! Sunday, April 12 – 9:45 & 11:15 am “What Do You Do With a Chance?” – Rev. Krista Taves Sometimes we block ourselves off from possibility