The pledge drive ends March 31st. Please fill out your form today!

Many thanks to our hardworking grounds crew for these welcome signs of spring.        

As excitement builds for the March 25th Nehemiah Action, here’s how even our children can help our neighbors and families who struggle to find or keep an affordable place to live. LUMINARIAS! The IMPACT research committee recommends that on Sunday March 21, we light hundreds of luminarias around the community...

In this springtime season, I imagine our congregation as a garden. With new seeds being planted and each of us growing and blossoming in our own time. One of the things our UU faith requires of us is that we each must keep growing, learning, and seeking out deeper understandings...

Selection from sermon by Rev. Linda Olson Peebles “Commitment to Be The Light” delivered March 7 UU Cville Community Worship 2021 Pledge Drive: “Be the Light” his is a pivotal moment for UUCville. You have been at the edge of real peril, real loss. But you have a strong will to...

Calling all County Residents! The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors will be voting on the updated Housing Policy on Wednesday, March 17, at their 6 p.m. meeting. This policy establishes a Housing Trust Fund and creates a Housing Advisory Committee that can help to identify housing priorities to be addressed...

African American Teaching Fellows works to support and develop current and prospective African American educators to serve local schools. Donate here from Mar 21-April 20. Our Fellows become invaluable role models and help prepare all young people to thrive in a diverse world. We support the education of African American...

At this one-year anniversary of the coronavirus pandemic, Revs. Leia and Linda invite all UUCvillers to participate (virtually) with some of our sibling UU congregations in Virginia to mark this overwhelming year by lamenting our collective loss and our individual loneliness, by offering our thanks for those who have cared...

March 8, 2020 was the last time we gathered in our beloved sanctuary. As we look forward to being together again, let us make a commitment to support our congregation for the upcoming year.   We have done good things to get through this historic time together:   We created a digital fellowship...

Our church makes a difference in people’s lives. Listen to former UU Charlottesville member Rev Pam Phillips talk about her time with our congregation and her journey to becoming the minister in Blacksburg.