The UUCC Board and Minister decided the evening of March 12 to suspend church services for at least the next few weeks, to help stem the rate of infection spread from Covid-19. We will re-evaluate at our next board meeting, April 6. Here is a copy … read more.
Unitarian Universalists sometimes have a difficult time trying to explain what we believe to others and even to ourselves. Join us as we attempt to us to gain a clearer understanding of what it is that we believe, of what brings us together as a … read more.
Due to adverse weather conditions the service planned for Sunday, January 12th has been CANCELED. Please stay home and stay safe! If you have any questions, please contact us via email: uucommunity@uucommunitygmail-com
Intention is a powerful force. In fact, it is a prerequisite to creation. Rev. Gy has found that humans create all the time, but the problem is, most of the time it is done unconsciously. On this day we will have the opportunity to set … read more.
Mother Theresa said, “It’s not how much we give, but how much love we put into giving.” Through music story and conversation, UUCC member Mary Roscoe will help us explore how giving is an act of love.
After the loss of a close family member, Rev. Gy’s thoughts have turned to Birth and Death and how differently we prepare for both these inevitable events in a person’s life.
Unitarianism as an organized religious movement emerged during the Reformation period in Poland, Transylvania, and England, and later in North America from the original New England Puritan churches. Rev. Gy will talk about the beginnings of the Reformation and why it is important for modern UUs to understand its significance.
Rev. Gy will be sharing with us about taking a look at the way we live and considering even small changes that may have huge impact on the environment, society, earth, animals, and all of us. We will also celebrate Flower Communion during the service … read more.
This will be an Intergenerational Service (all ages welcome and encouraged), led by our Religious Education Director Jacquis Robertson. We look forward to you all joining us, and we hope you’ll join us after the service for coffee and connecting.
The traditions we share with our friends and family provide a path that begins at periodic trail heads where our adventures are regularly repeated. Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Christmas, and the Festival of Lights are a few of the trail heads where the adventures begin. We learn who we … read more.
