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June’s Ministry Theme: The Gifts of Renewal


11 a.m. Sunday, June 30, 2024

 

“In Their Lives: Reflections on the Beatles”  

Music Director Scott DeVeaux and Angela Orebaugh

It was twenty years ago today…no, more like sixty years ago!…that the Beatles came to America. Among those carried away by their unique sounds was Scott DeVeaux, our Director of Music, This Sunday, he will offer his own commentary on the Beatles’ creative efforts, focusing not only on their music but also on the ethical and spiritual values they managed to smuggle into rock ‘n’ roll.”

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Children up to age 5 will be cared for in the nursery during the service

Children 6 and up can attend Sunday Summer Fun Co-Op .
See the information about the co-op below

 

Sharing Joys and Sorrows
If you would like to have a joy or sorrow shared aloud during the worship service, please complete this form by 9AM Sunday morning.

 


Religious Education for Children & Youth
Sunday, June 23, 2024

HAPPENING NOW:

They Deserve a Treat
Our senior high youth (YRUU) group members will be heading off to their week-long Appalachia Service Project (ASP) adventure on Sunday June 30th at 8am.During this mission trip to Central Appalachia, the youth will make homes warmer, safer, and drier for Appalachian families by providing critical repairs to raise homes out of substandard condition and establish meaningful, long-lasting relationships with homeowners and fellow volunteers.Want to show them some love?  You can do so by sending them off with yummy snacks.  Snacks need to be at the church before June 30th. Click Here to Sign Up

Sunday Summer Fun Co-op

Please be sure to register your child/children for the Summer Fun program. Your children will have lots of fun and be enriched. You can also join in the fun by volunteering for two Sundays during the summer.

Please register your children for summer fun here

Children aged 0 – 5 years may engage in free play and arts and crafts in the nursery each Sunday

Elementary aged children Kindergarten  through 7th grade are invited to join our weekly activity each Sunday.

Check in for all children is in the lower hall of the main building.

 

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Ingathering​​​​​ – UUCville Director of Music Scott DeVeaux Welcome and Call to Worship​​​ – Breck Gastinger, Worship Weaver Opening Hymn – Morning Has Come composed and offered by Jason Shelton Chalice Lighting – ​​​​​​the Jaeger-Landis family Chalice Song – Spirit of Life by Carolyn McDade, sung by the Orange County UU Choir, signed by UUCVille […]

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We welcome to our worship the voices and music of UU ministers and leaders from around the nation, assembled by the Unitarian Universalist Association 30 Days of Love program. The sermon offered is titled “What If I Had Only 30 Days to Love?” Our service will include greetings from our Social Action Collection recipient PHAR […]

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Sunday, Jan. 23rd at 11am EST: Showing Up

Rev. Linda speaks of the important value of showing the reality of our values through all the ways we show up in the world – what we say, what we do, what we make visible – so that our intentions move from inner thoughts to openly experienced. Prelude     Scott DeVeaux, Director of Music […]

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We welcome to our pulpit, the Rev. Brenda Brown-Grooms, Co- Pastor of New Beginnings Christian Community in Charlottesville, who offers the sermon entitled “Trees Talk”. We are grateful to hear from this community leader, a partner of UUCville in the Charlottesville Clergy Collective. And on this Martin Luther King holiday Sunday, Rev. Linda honors the […]

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Join Rev. Leia as together we mark the beginning of the New Year and begin our exploration of January’s ministry of “Living with Intention.” Several months of winter are ahead for us. How might we find the gifts in this dark, cold, and fallow season and make space for what could be born or reborn […]

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