Recent News

  • Collection for Migrant Workers
    Each year, Interfaith Action of Southwest Michigan holds a Celebration of the Harvest and Harvesters to honor the invaluable contributions of migrant agricultural workers in our community.  To support the event and those who bring food to our tables, UUCC will hold a collection drive between August 30 and October 4 for items requested by migrant workers. Dry pinto ...
  • Help Us Celebrate 10.20.30
    2026 is a remarkable year for the little church on Shaver Road with the very long name! This year marks several significant milestones in the life of our congregation. It has been 10 years since Rev. Gy began their ministry at UUCC, making them our longest-serving minister to date. This August also marks 20 years ...
  • Backyard BBQ Postponed…Again!
    We are sorry to share that we have to reschedule the Backyard BBQ due to a death in Megan Dooley’s family.  Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.  We hope that the 3rd time will be the charm and Megan will be able to join us on Friday, September 11, for ...
  • Calling & Connection: A Michigan UU Zoom Gathering
    Join the Michigan Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Network at 7 PM on the 4th Wednesday of each month for a brief but meaningful time to connect and take action together. This gathering is a chance to be with other Michigan UUs who care about justice and want to do something tangible. To register, visit tinyurl.com/muusjnaction Together, we’ll ...

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Our People

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