United Unitarian Universalist Congregation

10/23/2025

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United Unitarian Universalist Congregation

United UUC: a non-creedal church welcoming all, regardless of beliefs, background, or orientation. Rooted in the spiritual heritage of global religions, United UUC recognizes the wisdom of diverse individuals. Church re-imagined!

10/10/2021

RAINED OUT!
Our plans for an in-person outdoor service have once again been foiled by the weather. Today’s service is postponed. Please watch your email for further announcements this week. In the meantime, please enjoy the service (link below in comments) which was recorded on Aug. 29 but unavailable until now. Watch for a special surprise toward the end.

09/28/2021

Our Sunday service will be held outdoors at 10:30am and will celebrate an annual Blessing of the Animals. We will meet at 10:30 am in the parking lot at church for the service, weather permitting. Bring a lawn chair, and a dog or cat, llama, emu or blue-footed b***y – whatever you’ve got. If you would like to celebrate a fellow creature who is no longer with us, bring a photo to share, or a favorite toy, or something else that reminds you of them.

09/02/2021

Due to the holiday weekend, there is no service Sunday, September 5. We hope you have a happy and safe Labor Day weekend!

08/26/2021

There has been a change to this upcoming Sunday's service. Please join United UUC members, Meg Whaley, Chet Celenza, Rick Blonn and Emma Koepple for a musical end to our summer services.

08/23/2021

August 29 - The inherent worth and dignity of every human person Guest speaker Rev. Annie Holmes

Sound familiar it should it’s our First Principle of faith. But how to live this principle in a world of 7 billion souls? Overcrowding, a feeling of a lack of personal space all push us to the edge sometimes. My friend Millie Molinsky just may have an answer.

08/17/2021

Sunday, August 22 service - Speaker: Jennifer Bieiriger

Today’s service will revolve around reflections on us - UUUC. Each of us, individually, make up the whole of who we are as a community. Over the past year and a half, our ways of experiencing and expressing this community, have taken on a decidedly different appearance. What has sustained you, as a member/friend of our congregation? What has had an impact on you - what mattered?

07/12/2021

Sunday, July 18th
Mary Beth Danielson and Jennifer Beiriger

The service will be a short story written by Mary Beth Danielson presented by Mary Beth and Jennifer Beiriger.
This story is about two middle-aged guys and one donkey who try to decide what to do next in their lives. It gets complicated. And wet. Only Miles the Donkey has something to say, and he only says it once.