Available via special live stream! Join us on Thanksgiving Day at 11:00 a.m. for a special short service service of gratitude, with sharings by the UUCUC Staff Worship Team (Rev. Caplow, Rev. Fritsche, Michele Grove, Emily McKown, Austin Cody, and Matthew Gladden) as their “thank you” to you! The service will be followed by a … Continue reading Thanksgiving Day Service
In this service, we will take a look at the current status of LGBT rights.With the Stonewall riots fifty years behind us, what progress have we made, and what issues are we still facing? ORDER OF SERVICE
Our modern world has no shortage of ways to immerse yourself in fantastical worlds and situations. Video games, movies, television, books: all of these can take you on amazing adventures. However, the stories they give you are pre-determined, and you largely experience them alone, passively, without much interaction with those around you. Role playing games … Continue reading A Free and Responsible Search for Adventure
Summer’s bounty is evident in our gardens and in our ways of worship. This service will celebrate hymns that speak to nature’s beauty and the earth’s abundance. Come ready to sing and also bring flowers or vegetables from your garden that we will display as inspiration. ORDER OF SERVICE
When people come together something magical happens! Come hear how our Soul Matters Covenant Groups have helped many find meaningful connections. Learn how you too can find community in one of our upcoming Fall Soul Matters groups. “Soul Matters is a great way to connect. My learning comes when I least expect it. Soul Matters … Continue reading Our Souls Crave Connection
Sanctuary: A place of refuge or safety. Imagine what it must take to flee the only home you have ever known in search of sanctuary. In this service, the voice of immigrants seeking sanctuary will be heard through reflections, poems, and songs to raise awareness and encourage advocacy. Sing with the Congolese Choir from St. … Continue reading Seeking Sanctuary
We pride ourselves in recognizing the uniqueness of every individual, but not every uniqueness gets treated equally. In choosing who shall have the better educational opportunities, we discriminate among the various talents of our children, often favoring performances in verbal and mathematical skills. At what cost to those not chosen? Do we compromise the mission … Continue reading Those Not Chosen
Gail Cohen and UUCUC members participating in the “Stories That Have Changed Our Lives” project will speak about how this project came to fruition and how writing has changed the lives of some of us. Thirteen UUCUC members participated in the project by submitting their personal stories of change and transformation. Each one’s biography appears … Continue reading People Of The Book
In 1741, in the heat of a Christian revival movement that was sweeping New England, the American Calvinist minister Jonathan Edwards preached a sermon that has influenced generations of “fire and brimstone” preachers. In this service we will consider Edwards’ message and his purpose in delivering this sermon, how Universalism rejected his theological views, and … Continue reading Sinners In The Hands Of An Angry God
The UUA’s annual General Assembly features some of the most memorable worship and music of our entire denomination. Join us as we take part, virtually, in this year’s GA in Spokane, Washington. Time differences mean we won’t be able to stream the live Sunday morning service, but we will have content from other services held during … Continue reading The Power Of We: From The 2019 UUA General Assembly
