Singer-songwriter Will McMillan is no stranger to UU Medford and has contributed music to a number of services in recent years. He has released several CDs and also distributes songs via digital music platforms such as Spotify, Pandora, and Apple Music. You are invited to visit his website at willsings.com where there is lots of music, and read his blog at https://amusicalifeonplanetearth.wordpress.com/.
Join us for our Sunday Service led by Will McMillan, Carole Bundy, and Molly Ruggles. Irving Berlin wrote over 1200 songs and lived to be 101 years old. Having escaped as a child from religious persecution in the Russian Empire, Mr. Berlin grew up on the Lower East Side of Manhattan and ended up marrying … Continue reading Sunday Service
Join us for our Sunday Service led by Will McMillan. The title is a reference to the great songwriter Yip Harburg, who wrote the lyrics to the songs in The Wizard of Oz, and an ode to the power of song. Will will be assisted by Molly Ruggles and Carole Bundy. Paul Marcucilli will play flute, … Continue reading Sunday Service: The Gospel According to Yip
Join us for our Sunday Service on March’s theme of Renewing Faith led by Will McMillan. Before attending service in person please read our Covid Policy. Please join singer-songwriter Will McMillan and creative partners Carole Bundy and Molly Ruggles for a musical service that will explore the fears and losses that our world presents us … Continue reading Sunday Service: It’s Alright To Be Afraid
Join us as singer-songwriter Will McMillan leads our service on May’s theme of Story. Our service will be hosted on Zoom at 11 am. All are welcome to attend. You can join the meeting in one of the following ways: By clicking this link. In the Zoom app, by entering meeting ID: 951 0079 7168 … Continue reading Sunday Service: Life Goes On
Join us for Sunday worship with Will McMillan as we continue to explore what it means to live a life of Memory. After the service, join us for coffee and refreshments in the fellowship hall. All are welcome.
