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April’s Ministry Theme: Embracing Possibility
11 a.m. Sunday, April 26, 2026

“May Day! May Day!”
Rev. Leia Durland-Jones and Frank Dukes

The term “May Day” means different things. It is an internationally recognized call of distress and the celebration of International Workers Day in some countries. It is also the festival of Beltane honoringthe season’s fertility in northern hemisphere pagan traditions. Let’s explore and embrace together the power and possibility we can find in the many faces of May.

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“Remembering Jane Crow: An Intersectional Journey” Rev. Tim Temerson & Angela Orebaugh Although not well known during her lifetime, Pauli Murray was a leader in the struggle for civil rights. She was also transgender at a time when gender dysphoria was seen as a mental illness and gender-affirming health care was unavailable. As we celebrate […]

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“Nothing is Settled So Everything Matters” Rev. Tim Temerson & Worship Weavers With the daily barrage of negative news and the seemingly runaway growth of hate and fear, it can be hard not to feel hopeless and to fall into despair. Today’s service will seek out sources of hope and pay close attention to what […]

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UU COMMUNITY SERVICE: January 26 @ 11am

Rev. Tim Temerson & Price Thomas “A Network of Mutuality: MLK Sunday Celebration As we celebrate the life and ministry of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., today’s service marks the beginning of a partnership between UUCville and City of Promise. Price Thomas, Executive Director of City of Promise, will join us to talk about the […]

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Community Worship; Sunday, Jan. 19, 2025

Rev. Tim Temerson & Price Thomas “A Network of Mutuality: MLK Sunday Celebration” As we celebrate the life and ministry of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., today’s service marks the beginning of a partnership between UUCville and City of Promise. Price Thomas, Executive Director of City of Promise, will join us to talk about the […]

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Community Service; 11am January 12, 2025

Come to Church Anyway! by Rev.  Victoria Weinstein Last Sunday morning I picked up the phone in the office at the Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge, LA. After I said, “Good morning, Unitarian Church,” a woman’s voice said, “Good morning! Can you tell me what the topic is this morning?” Uh-oh. I thought real fast […]

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December’s Ministry Theme: The Practice of Presence 11 a.m. Sunday, December 29, 2024 Beyond Regrets–An Infinity of Possibilities Rev. Susan Karlson On this Sunday before New Year’s, we’ll explore liberating love through the per-spective taken in Matt Haig’s book, The Midnight Library. Rev. Susan will reflect on the decisions we make that influence our whole […]

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Blessings of the Dark & Light: a Winter Solstice Celebration Revs. Leia Durland-Jones & Tim Temerson, Lauren Doran & Georgina Todd Prelude             Scott DeVeaux Welcome          Rev. Tim Temerson, Chris Little, Board Member Opening Hymn    #73 “Chant for the Season” (Verse 2 only, Sing Twice) Calling of […]

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The Giving Tree Revs. Tim Temerson and Leia Durland-Jones We worship in multigenerational community as we celebrate our annual Giving Tree! Come and let yourself be nourished by story, song, and sharing. The choir is singing special holiday selections and the UUCville House Band, with special musical guests, will get us all feeling the holiday spirit! […]

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November’s Ministry Theme: The Practice of Repair 11 a.m. Sunday December 1, 2024 “Born for Such a Time as This” Rev. Susan Karlson Many of us are trying to cut down on how much bad news we ingest after the election–all the fears, divisiveness, threats and concerns that crowd our inboxes and newsfeeds. Yet, some stunning […]

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