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UU COMMUNITY WORSHIP

March’s Ministry Theme:
The Practice of Trust

11 a.m. Sunday, April 6, 2025

“Finding Our Way”

As Unitarian Universalists we often use the metaphor of the “journey” to describe our spiritual lives. Today explore what it means to make a spiritual journey as two members of our congregation share their own stories and experiences.

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.

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Children & Youth 

11:00 AM

We worship this morning in multigenerational community. Except for the Nursery “Celebrating Me & My World” class, there are no religious education classes during the 11am hour.

 

12:15 AM

Youth Programs

Coming of Age Class meets this Sunday to continue working on their individual faith/credo statements. There will also be some fun and, of course, a yummy snack!

YRUU meets the Sunday to continue planning the worship service they will lead for the congregation next Sunday April 13.

Celebrating Me & My World (infant through 4 years-old)
Our lesson is “My World Has Light.”  We’ll be exploring the beauty and magic of our world lit by sunlight. Through song, story, and play, we’ll light our own lights shine!Children 4 years-old through 5th grade attend Children’s Worship with Rev. Leia
On this final Sunday in March, we’ll explore together through story and song how trusting others and trusting ourselves is part of our UU values. We’ll light the candles in our rainbow chalice and share our joys and sorrows. Don’t forget to bring your money for the offertory!Our 6th & 7th Grade Neighboring Faiths class will not meet this week due to Spring Break.12:15 AM

Youth Programs

Coming of Age (8th-10th grades) and YRUU (11th & 12th grades)
do not meet this week due to Spring Break.

Please register all children (infant through high school seniors) to participate in religious education for the 2024-2025 RE year.


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UUCVille for over 75 years has been a community that invited people to deepen their relationships, their understanding of self, and their place in the larger universal journey of time and space. Listen to the reflections in poem, testimony, and song, how this congregation has meant so much to so many. Rev. Linda and others […]

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Rev. Linda will lift up the many ways UUCVille has, and will be, a home for the nurturing of compassion in human relations, service to others, and a moral conscience for justice. We gather…. Prelude   Novelette by Kabalevsky     James Smith, pianist Welcome Worship Weaver &  Board member Breck Gastinger Opening Hymn Fire of Commitment  UUCville Virtual […]

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Rev. Leia leads this multigenerational service which reminds us that our UU faith calls us to keep growing, learning, and changing throughout our lives. Come experience how faith development opportunities in our congregation help us all keep growing into people who live lives of meaning, purpose, compassion and integrity. Order of Service “Commitment to Lifelong […]

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Rev. Leia Durland-Jones Our faith is a living tradition that acknowledges many paths and sources of wisdom. As we learn new things throughout life, our understandings deepen and change and we continue to wonder. We are committed to keeping an open mind about anything that might challenge and change our faith. So, what’s one of […]

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Our guest preacher, Judith Tripp, MA, MFT, Leader of the women’s Dream Quest, will talk about her experience of circle building. Through stories of building the Dream Quest Circle in San Francisco, Portland and Charlottesville, Judith will reflect on her experience of calling circles of women who gather once a year to create the Quest […]

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UUC’Ville member Frank Dukes is the Distinguished Institute Fellow at the UVA Institute for Engagement and Negotiation. He shares with us thoughts about his recent work with regional descendants of the enslaved, including planning for a local Truth & Transformation Commission.  We come together… Prelude Prelude in B-flat major from Well-Tempered Clavier Book I, JS Bach […]

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