Mosaic Unitarian-Universalist Congregation

01/16/2026

Mosaic UUC has closed its virtual doors, but you can still revisit our
messages and services anytime on our YouTube channel. Stay connected to Mosaic’s spirit through our archived videos. Link to YouTube

Mosaic Unitarian Universalist Congregation is a small but mighty community of UUs in Deltona, Florida. Our channel features slide shows and recorded sermons from our worship services over the years. You are welcome here! Join us for that most sacred of UU rituals, coffee hour, in the comments under....

12/19/2025

Effective 12/31/25 Mosaic will be closing. Thank you to all our friends for your support.

05/05/2025

What if we imagined from love instead of fear?

In her book “Pleasure Activism,” Adrienne Maree Brown reminds us that how we perceive our bodies—and each other’s—is shaped by deeply rooted, fearful ideas about difference.

But we can choose another way.

As Unitarian Universalists, we believe in liberation, in the sacred worth of every body, and in the transformative power of imagination. Reclaiming what’s possible is not just creative—it’s spiritual. It’s justice work.

We can begin today by asking:
What stories have we been taught about bodies, and what are we ready to unlearn together?

04/30/2025

Giving Birth to Dreams
May 4, 2025 11:00 am Tracie Barrett
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Amid the chaos, stars and dreams are born. Rev. Tracie explores how we can support one another as we give birth to dreams of a better world.

Image by nadeem abdullah from Pixabay

04/05/2025

Join us on Zoom
April 6 at 11am
Rise of the Resistance
April 6, 2025 11:00 am Tracie Barrett
Rev. Tracie discusses how our faith and our calling to put love at the center compels us to resist tyranny and violence.

Zoom ID 890 726 8115
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03/27/2025

Congratulations to all the winners! Your hard work and passion continue to make a difference. Here’s to the future we’re building together! 🏳️‍🌈💜



Favorite Local Trans-Affirming Organization
- Volusia Pride
- 3rd Place

Favorite Annual Local LGBTQ+ Event
- Love is Love Pride Festival
- 3rd Place

Favorite Local Trans-Affirming Event
-All the Queen's Men
- 2nd Place

Favorite Local Hair Salon
- Blake Elliot Salon and Gallery
-3rd place

Favorite Local Pet-Friendly Venue
- Cafe DaVinci
- 3rd Place

Favorite Local Trans-Affirming Space
- Volusia Pride Community Space
- 2nd Place

Favorite Local Florist
- Dorothy's Florist & Gift Shop
- 2nd Place

Favorite Local Unique Drink/Eat/Treat
- Sidecar Home Market
- 2nd Place

Favorite Local Allied Bar
- Abbey Bar
- 2nd Place

Favorite Local Hidden Gem
- Abbey Bar
- 3rd Place

Favorite Local Host: Trivia
- Kirk T. DaVinci
- 2nd Place

Favorite Local Performer: Drag King
- Angus McVag
- 2nd Place

Favorite Local Performer: Drag King
- Karl Withakay
- 3rd Place

Favorite Local Theatrical Show
- Rocky Horror at the Athens DeLand
-1st Place

Favorite Local Tattoo Parlor
- The Alter Tattoo Company
- 3rd place

03/27/2025

Bury your darlings
March 30, 2025 11:00 am Deanna Leary
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Zoom ID 890 726 8115
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For 34 years in the 20th century, a set of censorship guidelines called the Hays Code limited what could and couldn’t be on the silver screen in order to avoid political pushback. The Hays Code changed the depiction of q***rness in media, and we still experience some of the consequences today. This Sunday, Deanna Leary dives into the journey q***r storytelling has taken to keep our stories alive. The good, the bad, and the harmful tropes.

Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay

03/26/2025

🎶 “I never expected a church to be a major part of my life. Unitarian Universalism, however, is so much more than a church to me.” —David Kaye

David’s journey to Unitarian Universalism began with a bass guitar and a Motown groove—but it became a path to belonging, love, and living authentically.

In a community where music, identity, and spirit all have a place, David discovered not just a church, but a faith that welcomed all of him.

💛 David shares his faith journey here: https://www.uuworld.org/articles/faith-journey-david-kaye-bass-guitar-identity-unitarian-universalism

📧 What’s your UU faith journey? Share with us in comments or send your story to [email protected]!

03/19/2025

This Saturday, March 22, 2025 at 11:00am, we are gathering at Gemini Springs Park for our annual Flower Communion event. Please bring a flower with you for this traditional UU spring ritual! Also - please bring your own chairs or blankets to sit on, plus your own food and drink in case you get hungry. Someone frequently brings a goodie to share. Family and/or friends are always welcome.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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03/15/2025

Come to Zoom March 16th at 11.00am
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Into the Unknown, Seeking Truth
March 16, 2025 11:00 am
Janice Holloway, Matthew Pargeter-Villarreal
From Michael Servetus and Francis David, to William Ellery Channing and Theodore Parker, many of our forebears risked their reputation—and often their lives—in pursuit of a religious freedom that they would never see in their lifetimes, but would hopefully be enjoyed by future generations. Join Rev. Matthew Pargeter-Villareal for a discussion of how we arrived at the religious freedom that we enjoy in UU churches—and what it took to get us there.