Sammie had a routine. Maybe we’d say a habit. The very first thing Sammie did after coming home was kick off whatever shoes Sammie was wearing. It was a way of saying, “Now I can relax.” The action was usually accompanied by a sigh … read more.
Music Notes – Sunday, September 24th:
This Sunday’s musicians are UUCC Music Director Mike Carney and The Chancel Choir
Opening Hymn: #218 Who Can Say (Janowski/Partain)
#218 in our Singing the Living Tradition hymnal, “Who Can Say” is a hymn that celebrates the Jewish roots of Unitarian … read more.
We don’t get to see ministers doing minister things in media very much. You might see a priest of a rabbi here or there. You may see a clerical collar in a season of Fleabag. But a minister doing ministry is pretty rare.
But what … read more.
At UUCC, our mission includes Justice in Action. We strive to actively live the principles and values of Unitarian Universalism. In that spirit, UUCC donates money through our Sunday Collection Plate program to groups in our community or congregation that are doing work … read more.
We will be leading the service on October 15th around the theme of the Spirituality of Queerness. We invite the participation of everyone to whom the theme speaks.
You might suggest a reading, a quote, a piece of music, a ritual, a type … read more.
Even when we’re really good at something, we might look around the room and invite someone else to give it a try.
Music Notes – Sunday, September 17th:
This Sunday’s musicians are UUCC Music Director Mike Carney and UUCC Pianist Karin Tooley
Opening Hymn: #188 Come, Come, Whoever You Are – Ungar/Rumi
#188 in our Singing the Living Tradition hymnal, “Come, Come, Whoever You Are” has been a … read more.
Costco is a really unique place. It’s gigantic. It is ALWAYS busy, and because of how big it is, it means there’s a ton of people there. It is a place of commerce, but it is also a weirdly community-oriented place. It is the store … read more.
What unflippable table could make it easier for us to offer compassion? And maybe even give others the opportunity to provide care?
Come to church early this Sunday, September 10th to enjoy wonderful music from Emma’s Revolution!
If you were at General Assembly in Pittsburgh this June, you might have heard some amazing music there from Pat Humphries and Sandy O, better known as Emma’s Revolution. If … read more.
