Join us in the building, or on Zoom, for 10:30am worship on Sundays (masks optional). The Zoom link is on our Calendar page.
SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 2021 REV. AMY WILLIAMS CLARK: CONTINUOUS BEGINNINGS Each day we begin anew with the past bringing us to today and the future before us. In this sermon, we will explore process theology from a Unitarian Universalist perspective. Online Order of Service Link
Easter Sunday: Butterflies, Tulips, and Lollipops: UU Reflections on Easter Online Order of Service
March holds many spiritual traditions and celebrations: within Hinduism is the celebration of Holi. In Judaism, the Passover and Haggatha are observed. Wiccan tradition brings Oastra, and Christianity brings Palm Sunday. Our earth passes through the Spring Equinox. Join us as we discover spiritual connections and commitments.
What is it that brings you to CUU? What do the relationships, services, events, and care add to your life? Join us as we look at our year stewardship drive through the lense of this month’s theme: Commitments
To bring beloved community into reality, we need spiritual practices. What would the world look like if we centered care as we look to the future? Join us as we explore beloved community and ways that care can be central to our spiritual practice.
What are your hopes for this year? We are on the cusp of a new administration, a new year, and creating a new “normal.” Utilizing Unitarian and Universalist theology we will imagine what a reality of hope might look like.
This is our traditional Christmas Eve service of readings and hymns
Traditional service honoring the Winter Solstice
Paradigms of change- In this time of change in our country, it is helpful to look at the ways we view the world. As we face challenges, crises, and illness there are inevitable changes. This week we will look at some of the ways in which our faith provides life-giving and justice-minded paradigms.
Listening happens through our sense of hearing, but can also be felt in our sense of touch. We can listen to others, ourselves, and the world around us. In this time of political and spiritual angst, listening is more important than ever.
