This Week's Service

Resilience Doesn’t Pay the Rent

Community organizer and trans activist Samantha Vimes discusses the struggle between repressive networks of support, the search for personal truth, what it feels like to be objectified by your allies in the culture war, and how to make Maruchan 15-Cent Ramen palatable under 30% inflation by working toward a better tomorrow. Join us onsite or … Continue reading Resilience Doesn’t Pay the Rent

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  • We Gather in Gratitude
    Join neighbors from across Portage for the annual Portage Community Thanksgiving Worship Service on Sunday, November 22, at 5:00 PM at Portage United Church of Christ on Milham Avenue. This interdenominational celebration is an opportunity to pause, reflect, and give thanks for the blessings that sustain us—our community, our faith, the earth, and the resilient spirit ...
  • Autumn Mindfulness Retreat
    Take a day to pause, breathe, and reconnect. Join us for a FREE Mindfulness Meditation Retreat on Saturday, November 14, from 10:00 AM–3:00 PM at the Unitarian Universalist Community Church, 10441 Shaver Rd, Portage. Experience guided practices in mindfulness, gentle yoga, and compassion to support rest, renewal, and emotional balance. Please bring a bag lunch; coffee and tea will be provided. ...
  • Rescheduled: Fearless Conversations with Cathie Schau
    This conversation with Cathie Schau has been rescheduled to Thursday, December 3 at 7 PM on Zoom. Thoughtful Thursdays is our monthly guest speaker series. These enlightening evening gatherings on Zoom feature thought leaders sharing insights on a topic of importance to us: spiritual growth, social justice, environmental sustainability, and more. It is your opportunity to ...

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I have been a member of UUCC since it began and find that the inspiring messages on Sunday, the friendships in the church community, and the opportunities to make a difference in the world, together, bring me back year after year.

It was important to me for our children to grow up in a religious education program with an exposure to many different faiths and a willingness to listen and consider new ideas without fear. Now, as a retired adult, I appreciate how UUCC continues to challenge me and educate me about social justice and political issues. Even more, though, I love the Sunday break in my busy week to center my spirit and call me back to my best self.

Nancy Calme