Tri-County Unitarian Universalists

Tri-County Unitarian Universalists Where love and reason unite. We will extend these principles of our covenant to the larger communities of which we are a part."

Our Covenant - "To nurture and support our beloved community, we covenant to: Treat one another with dignity and respect; Strive for consensus and accept the results of the democratic process; Resolve conflicts through intentional compromise and collaboration; Respect for the right of persons to have different religious, political and cultural beliefs.

09/07/2026

Our communities come together in this time that holds elements of profound beauty and celebration - of joyful homecoming and new beginnings - alongside much that causes worry and understandable fear. It continues to be a painful time, with too many losses, and a level of violence that is sometimes too terrible to bear.

And I know to my bones that times like these are why we need religious community in the first place. We need a touchpoint, to live into the fullness of who and how we most want to be together in the face of all that is tender and impactful. And we can learn from one another, from each congregation’s unique history and context, and from the lifesaving ministries each of you offer in your communities.

We will face the unknown together, prepare for what may come, and support one another in staying accountable to the values we hold in common covenant. And in doing so, we will find the joy and the strength to meet this moment, together in community.

Are you also feeling like September’s just kinda snuck up on us? 😬Don’t forget to join us THIS Thursday for our monthly ...
09/06/2026

Are you also feeling like September’s just kinda snuck up on us? 😬

Don’t forget to join us THIS Thursday for our monthly Forum followed by a potluck! We can’t wait to see you and strengthen our balance together.

We’re coming up on the beginning of our 2026-7 Forum season! Always the second Thursday of the month (September through May), followed by a potluck.

September Forum
Thursday, September 10, 4-5 pm
“Building Better Balance” with Wendy Bonvilla

Having trouble with balance? You're not alone! One in three older adults fall each year. Join us to learn what you can do to reduce your risk of falling. This interactive presentation will include a demonstration of evidence-based exercises to improve strength, flexibility and balance. If you would like to participate in the exercises, please wear appropriate footwear.

Potluck will follow. All are welcome!

Join us at Tri-County UUs, 7280 SE 135th St, Summerfield

Also for this witness and protest from people of faith, including UU minister, Rev. Sara LaWall.
09/05/2026

Also for this witness and protest from people of faith, including UU minister, Rev. Sara LaWall.

Rev. Sara LaWall, a Unitarian Universalist pastor, could face a prison sentence for occupying the governor's office during a protest of anti-trans bills this spring.

Grateful for this witness and protest by clergy, including UU minister, Rev. Karen G. Johnston.
09/05/2026

Grateful for this witness and protest by clergy, including UU minister, Rev. Karen G. Johnston.

Seven Vermont clergy arrested while protesting ICE targeting center

Join us Sunday, September 6, 9 amThe Rev. Kristina Spaude will lead the service, "Love at the Center." The UUA has selec...
09/03/2026

Join us Sunday, September 6, 9 am

The Rev. Kristina Spaude will lead the service, "Love at the Center." The UUA has selected the recently published Love at the Center as this year's Common Read. This morning we will explore the themes that arise and how we might apply them in our lives. We will have an (optional) interactive component in this service as well.

🔗 Zoom link is available on TriUU.org

09/01/2026

In this sermon from our Artists Who Inspire series, Rev. T. J. Fitz...

08/29/2026

A powerful work of art can help us remember what must not be forgotten—and ask what repair requires of us now.

At King’s Chapel in Boston, “Unbound,” a 14-foot bronze and granite sculpture by artist Harmonia Rosales, honors the 219 people enslaved by past members and ministers of the congregation. The memorial is part of King’s Chapel’s broader effort to confront its history, including ongoing work centered on reparative justice and reconciliation.

Read more in UUWorld at the link in the comments.

Join us Sunday, August 30, 9 amThe Rev. Carole Yorke will lead the service, “When ‘Spiritual But Not Religious’ Is Not E...
08/27/2026

Join us Sunday, August 30, 9 am

The Rev. Carole Yorke will lead the service, “When ‘Spiritual But Not Religious’ Is Not Enough.” Inspired by Lillian Daniel’s book of the same name, it asks why the phrase we all love, “I’m spiritual but not religious” can start to feel a little thin. What kind of community or practice is enough when we need someone to believe for us for a little while?

🔗 Zoom link is available on TriUU.org

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7280 SE 135th Street
Summerfield, FL
34491

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8:30am - 11am

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