“It is easy to hold up a light and declare that everyone is welcome. It’s harder to build a
place where everyone is truly at home. ” Rev Susan Frederick-Gray, UUA President

Do you seek a spiritual safe haven with like minded others whose values and priorities about “the worth and dignity of every person” resonate with yours?

Or perhaps do you hope to be intellectually challenged and informed from perspectives and viewpoints different from your own out of “a free and responsible search for truth and meaning”?

On Sunday February 12th Reverend Karen Bush will share about how a deep calling to compassion and justice work inspired by the church of her childhood interwove through the dreams … Continue reading Come Dream A Dream

This is the time of the year when Kwanzaa comes, followed closely by the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The message spoken quietly in many African … Continue reading The Candles of Kwanzaa: Inspiration And Challenge For Us All

7:00 PM service, led by Rev. KB, will be a quiet and contemplative space with beautiful carol singing throughout. This service will include candlelit singing of Silent night, and a magical … Continue reading At The Still Point

Unitarian Universalism—— it is a long name and it does not describe our faith very well but it is ours and if you were wondering what is a Unitarian Universalist, … Continue reading Unitarian Universalism In A Nutshell

The Ongoing Evolution of the ‘Beloved Community’: Hype or Real Change – Each spring break for over thirty years Rev Bush was privileged to lead UIUC and Parkland students into … Continue reading The Ongoing Evolution of the ‘Beloved Community’