Front Row: Breck Gastinger, Nasrat, Haji Muhammad, Hikmat, Saeeda, Regina White, and her daughterSecond Row: Lara Gastinger, Sharon Baiocco , Burnie Davis, Rev. Tim Temersen May 10, 2023Sharon Baiocco On a beautiful May morning, Rev. Tim met with the Afghan family of four whom our congregation has been assisting through...
The Board of Trustees met this past Wednesday evening on zoom. The Board of Trustees voted to extend Rev. Tim’s contract for another year, and he graciously accepted. A letter was received regarding The Caring Circle of 8 and the procedure for the Edith Good Birthday Bouquet that is shared...
Several members of the UU Congregation of Charlottesville met recently to plan actions to address problems in our community – specifically the needs for affordable housing, preschool childcare, and healthier, more convenient mass transit. These three problem areas are the focus for this years’ UU Charlottesville Network Members who are...
FOOD PANTRY We are the Food Distribution Center for the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Charlottesville (UUCville) located at 717 Rugby Road, Charlottesville VA 22901. We are funded through generous donations from our congregation members and friends. UUCville’s regular food distribution day is the 1st Friday of the month from 9 AM...
When you light your chalice this week, consider this reading.
“Waiting and Hope” Rev. Tim Temerson and Tori Goodloe In the Christian tradition, Advent is a time of anticipation and waiting. This morning’s service will consider the spirituality of waiting and the connection between waiting and hope. Today marks the beginning of the Christian season of Advent. Text of the...
Rev. Tim Temerson and Greg Townsend As we continue our focus on the theme of Courage, today’s service will explore the connections among peace, courage, and justice. What is the role of a peaceful heart in helping us find the courage and resilience to work for a more just and...
Rev. Tim Temerson As we conclude our monthly services about the theme of Belonging, today’s service will imagine what a world of belonging might look and feel like and ask what role religious communities like the UU Congregation of Charlottesville can and must play in building such a world. ORDER...
When the church building closed in March 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic, church leaders were concerned about how to maintain contact and provide services to the more vulnerable members of the congregation (elders, and those living alone or in assisted living facilities, without internet access, or unable to drive)....
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