A Rose in the Wintertime
In every part of the world, winter holidays are rooted in hope: the hope that light and warmth will return, the hope of peace and unity among humankind, and the … Continue reading A Rose in the Wintertime
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A selection of past worship services can be viewed on our Facebook Page and on our YouTube Channel.
December 14, 2025
A Rose in the Wintertime
In every part of the world, winter holidays are rooted in hope: the hope that light and warmth will return, the hope of peace and unity among humankind, and the ... Learn More
December 7, 2025
A World Without Them
Division and separation seem to be the default human reactions. Who do I need to block and unfriend? What group do I identify with and what group do I oppose? ... Learn More
November 30, 2025
What Are People For?
In a 1990 essay, Wendell Berry famously asked, "What are people for?" Our society seems to make some assumptions about the answer to that question. What is our answer as ... Learn More
November 23, 2025
Fueling Journeys of Mythic Proportions
Please bring your favorite bread to share in this special ceremony of gratitude and generosity. It can be an old family recipe or purchased from a local baker or grocery ... Learn More
November 9, 2025
Make Me an Instrument
In Unitarian Universalist hymnody, we don't have an abundance of praise songs. A lot of us may feel dubious about what we'd be praising. The Rig Veda says that the ... Learn More
November 16, 2025
Meeting the Moment
How can congregations meet this moment – the national political context, the hunger for meaning, the epidemic of loneliness, the crisis for parents, – with bravery, curiosity, and creativity? This ... Learn More
November 2, 2025
North Stars and Drishtis
What guides our behavior and decisions, as individuals and as communities? If we tend our anxieties well and manage our autopilot defensive routines, if we are not led in each ... Learn More
October 26, 2025
Between I and Thou
Healthy boundaries have become an almost cliche topic. We might think of boundaries as a way that we protect ourselves. And yet, if we are renouncing old protective promises, what ... Learn More
October 12, 2025
Practices for a More Centered Life
When our habitual defensive routines fall short of our values, what specific spiritual practices can ground us in integrity and fuel our commitment to a vision of wholeness? Whether you're ... Learn More
October 5, 2025
Taking Responsibility for How We Show Up
In a world of such great suffering and need, and with so many different places where oppression and fear seem to be driving the bus, how do we discern our ... Learn More
A World Without Them
Division and separation seem to be the default human reactions. Who do I need to block and unfriend? What group do I identify with and what group do I oppose? … Continue reading A World Without Them
Share this post:What Are People For?
In a 1990 essay, Wendell Berry famously asked, “What are people for?” Our society seems to make some assumptions about the answer to that question. What is our answer as … Continue reading What Are People For?
Share this post:Carrying Light
Often, at the winter solstice, we consider the value of darkness. This year, we focus instead on the return of light and our role in it. Surely we do not … Continue reading Carrying Light
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Our interactive Christmas Eve service will begin at 6:30PM, with pre-service music by UUCC’s many talented young people beginning at 6:00PM. Following our joyous service for all ages, we’ll share … Continue reading Christmas Eve 2025
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