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UU COMMUNITY WORSHIP

November’s Ministry Theme:
The Practice of Repair

11 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 24, 2024

“For the Gift of this Day, This Life”
Revs. Tim Temerson & Leia Durland-Jones

The Sunday prior to Thanksgiving is our congregation’s annual multi-bread communion service. Join us as we explore how we can live our UU faith in daily acts of acts of mindfulness, compassion, and gratitude. All ages are welcome in the sanctuary!

A family-friendly space to participate in worship is available in the social hall. Nursery care is provided during the service in the Lower Hall for children 5 and under.

**Please bring perishable and holiday foods and/or cleaning supplies to share with others in our congregation whose budgets are tight. Items can be placed on the chancel in the sanctuary. If you would like to take items home with you, please choose items from the chancel following the service.**

Attend In Person or Link to Zoom Service 

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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.

Climate Justice Revival Sunday!

11:00 AM

We worship this Sunday in multigenerational community for our annual Multibread Communion Service. The service has been designed to be accessible for all ages and includes story, song, and reflections. It will be inspirational for us  all!

Nursery care is available during worship for those 5 years-old and younger in Lower Hall 1.

Neighboring Faiths (6th & 7th Grades): We are on a field trip this week to the Great American Indian Expo in Richmond.

Coming of Age (8th, 9th & 10th Grades)  This  Sunday we will explore the idea of “where do I come from?” and look at the personality traits and attributes that connect us to others in our family as well celebrating each of our own unique qualities.

 YRUU—Young Religious Unitarian Universalists (11th & 12th Grades):Today is an Appalachia Service Project focus day as we continue to build our skills an make preparations for our service trip this summer. Plus we’ll have snacks, check-in, and enjoy fellowship!welcome!

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


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October 1, 2017: Story Sunday

Read the Order of Service. We will have guest preacher Walter Clark.  (Walter received his Master of Divinity from Meadville Lombard Theological School in spring of 2016. He was an intern at the First Unitarian Universalist of Richmond for two years as well as an intern at the Fellowship of the Peninsula in Newport news […]

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