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UU COMMUNITY WORSHIP

May’s Ministry Theme: The Gifts of Pluralism
11 a.m. Sunday, May 5, 2024

“A Bouquet of Community and Hope”
Rev. Tim Temerson and Rev. Susan Karlson

Each of us has unique gifts and stories that come together to create beloved community. ​This Sunday will be our annual Flower Communion service. Everyone is invited to bring a flower/s to share during the service. You will take home a different flower of your choosing. All ages are welcome to this Multigenerational service.

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, May 5, 2024

Nursery care is available during worship in Lower Hall Room One for infants through 5 year-olds.

This Sunday will be a Multigenerational service, our annual Flower Communion service. Everyone is invited to bring a flower to the service. You can choose a different flower during our Flower Communion Ritual. All ages are welcome to this service. The service begins at 11 am.

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Senior High Youth Group (YRUU) meets from 12:15-1:30 in Summit House Room 1.

OWL (Our Whole Lives) will hold its last session today with a celebration which will include parents and relatives at its usual time

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SUNDAY SECOND HOUR —
a time for connection and friendship!

Sundays from 12:30-1:30PM we provide supervised childcare for children 7th grade and younger. Most Sundays, weather permitting, care is offered on the playground. Light snacks, such as popcorn or rice cakes with optional peanut butter, are provided. Parents are invited to pick their children up from their religious education class and then sign them into care on the playground.

Sunday Second Hour allows our children the chance to spend time together socializing with free play. It offers parents the opportunity to meet and talk with others and attend church meetings knowing that their children are in good hands.

For more information, speak with Rev. Susan, Sabbatical Minister for Faith Development or Caroline Heins, RE Assistant.


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Rev. Linda reflects on how the art form of improvisation  could help us in our relationships with people who have ideas, cultures, beliefs that are different from our own.  Can we all play together to make a joyful ensemble?  The choir debuts their February anthem. Order of Service Improvising Beloved Community We come together… Prelude […]

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Led by Rev. Leia Durland-Jones. This Sunday in Chapel and Faith Development, we imagine together the power in naming things. What’s in a name and why do names matter? Who has the power to name things? We will learn about Gabriela Mistral, Chilean poet-diplomat, educator and humanist and how she used the power of words […]

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 “Imagining from New Generations” UUC’ville Worship Weavers present a worship that focuses on what it could be like to truly listen to voices of younger people. Their imaginations might inspire those of all the generations! Sunday, January 31, 2021 “The Imaginative and Creative Superpower in a Child” Order of Service We come together… Prelude           […]

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What if we really could continue the work of community organizers of old, like the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, and support the work of others today? Rev. Linda explains why she has made community organizing a spiritual practice in her ministry, encouraging putting relationships at the center of all we do to help […]

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