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, ... Learn More
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 ... Learn More
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 ... Learn More
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 ... Learn More
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 ... Learn More
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 ... Learn More
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 ... Learn More
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 ... Learn More
We'll be outside on the East Lawn (weather permitting), so please bring your comfortable outdoor chairs and dearest non-human animals as we offer blessing to some of the reciprocal relationships ... Learn More
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
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
