The “problem of evil” has been a theological challenge for as long as people have been spiritual beings. Sometimes we resist our Universalist theological heritage because we want people who … Continue reading Living Questions of Brokenness
Coming Out Day began as a movement for dignity, safety, and liberation. It emerged from communities who understood that survival was never an individual act. LGBTQ+ people found one another, … Continue reading Living Questions of Belonging
It is often noted that Unitarian Universalists are great at asking big questions without needing to know the answers. And yet, a lot of us still feel very comforted by … Continue reading Living Questions of Awe
This summer, UUCC youth traveled to Washington, D.C., for a week of learning and service focused on food insecurity and the experiences of people who are unhoused. Working with food … Continue reading From CLE to DC: A Youth Journey
Our aspirations for the world are beyond ambitious. Our values call us toward a vision that might often feel out of reach. When it seems like society is heading in … Continue reading Democracy in Action
We welcome special musical guests Windsong as we officially begin the new church year with a Water Ceremony, dating back to the 1980s, but based in earth-centered practices that have … Continue reading Ingathering: Living Water
Our increasingly indoor, screen-centered lives can leave us disconnected from the natural world—and from something essential in ourselves. This service explores the idea of “nature deficit disorder” and considers what … Continue reading Nature Deficit Disorder
Join UUCC Delegates for reflections on the 2026 Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly, the annual gathering of people from congregations across the US. Whether you’re a longtime Unitarian Universalist or … Continue reading UUA General Assembly Reflections
Our service on August 23rd will be a themed “Hyde Park.” How does Interdependence play out in your life? How do you foster, avoid or observe your part in our … Continue reading Hyde Park: Interdependence
Even when we don’t see a path in front of us, we can see a trail behind us, left by all of our ancestors to where we are today. What … Continue reading Future Story
