Delight! A Flower Celebration Sunday
This Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of the first ever UU Flower Celebration!
Speaker: Rev. Sally Fritsche
Youth Bridging Sunday
This Sunday, we honor the youth from our congregation who are graduating from high school.
Upside Down Church
Most Sundays at UUCUC, the grownups stay in the pews and the kids go downstairs to their Religious Exploration classrooms.
Joyful Resistance
Join us this Sunday for a multigenerational celebration of outcasts, tricksters, and everyone who makes us see the world differently or question conformity.
Why We Stay.
Change and evolution are central to our UU faith, but so too are the unchanging values and commitments that hold steady at our core.
Rest Rooms: A UU Theology of the Toilet
This Sunday, Rev. Sally tackles a topic suggested by our UUCUC youth: the humble bathroom, and what it can teach us about our faith, our connection to each other, and our place in the universe. This Sunday falls just before the revelry of Mardi Gras and the beginning of the Christian season of Lent, and … Continue reading Rest Rooms: A UU Theology of the Toilet
Love in Action
Join us this Sunday for an interactive multigenerational service focused on living our love for the world in our actions. Rev. KB and Rev. Sally will together guide us through fun and hands-on ways we can all reach out beyond our congregation. All ages are invited to join together in singing, reflecting, and taking action!
Our Living Tradition is Changing (Again!)
Whether you know and love the Eight Principles and Six Sources of Unitarian Universalism, or you can’t name a single one, this Sunday has something for you! Join us for a service that will grapple with the big changes being proposed by UUs at a national level, including a re-writing of the Principles and Sources. … Continue reading Our Living Tradition is Changing (Again!)
Dr. King and the UUs
Unitarian Universalism came together as a merged denomination in 1961, the same year the first Freedom Rides bussed through the American south, and just two years before Martin Luther King Jr’s march on Washington and his much-quoted “I have a dream” speech. Our nation honors King’s legacy with this holiday each year, and today we … Continue reading Dr. King and the UUs
Holy Unexpected
5:00 PM service, led by Rev. Sally Fritsche, will be a lively and intentionally family-friendly experience which will kick off with a rich time of carol singing followed by a ton of fun for all ages. This service will include candlelit singing of Silent night, and a telling of the biblical Christmas story with a wonderful … Continue reading Holy Unexpected