Services & Schedule

Sunday Services:

• Times: Two services Labor Day-May, 9:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.; one service June -Aug. at 10:00 a.m. (Check the home page for specific dates and times)
• What to expect: Format, dress, children, and more. Find out here.
• Name Tags: What do our nametags mean?
• Read, discuss, and listen to past sermons
• What's going on day-by-day? See the UUCA monthly
calendar
• UU Annual Holidays and Events: What are they?


Big Questions Sunday, May 6, 9:15 & 11:15 a.m. "A Big Question: How Can We Cope With Chaos and Change?" with Rev. Michael McGee. Chaos and change are a natural part of our lives, and they can lead to spiritual growth when we have the skills and wisdom to make that transformation.  How can we use these transitions, both in our church and in our personal lives, to create richer possibilities and a greater future?  In this last of the Big Question series we will also celebrate our covenant group facilitators. Order of Service and Page Two announcements

Youth Sunday, May 13, 9:15 and 11:15 a.m. “Things that Keep You Up at Night” with UUCA Youth Group. Do you stay up at night because of anxiety? Or insomnia? Or just because you’re a night owl? Join UUCA youth for a special Mother’s Day service filled with skits and personal statements on what keeps us up at night. Order of Service and Page Two announcements

Annual Meeting Sunday, May 20, 9:15 and 11:15 a.m. "Celebrating Our Church, Creating Our Future" with Rev. Michael McGee & Team Ministers. On this day of our Annual Meeting -- which will be at 1 p.m, following a simple lunch -- we will give awards to some of our devoted volunteers and celebrate UUCA's accomplishments during this past year and the past thirteen years of Rev. McGee's ministry.

Sunday, May 27, 9:15 and 11:15 a.m. "Honoring Service in Our Beloved Community" with Rev. Rebekah A. Montgomery. As Unitarian Universalists, we celebrate our own search for truth and meaning and how that journey intersects with service towards the greater good. The sermon will reflect on service and its meaning and how we remember those of generations past. Our guest minister is a UU minister and a Major and Chaplain in the Army National Guard, serving currently at the Army National Guard Bureau across the street from UUCA. This service will also include our traditional memorial candle-lighting, and a memorial “farewell” for UUCA’s first home, Reeb Hall which is scheduled to be deconstructed in June.

CDs of Sunday Services and Videos: CDs of the services are available in the library for check-out in addition to videos of other church events. The library is just down the hall from the Sanctuary, across from the coat room. You’ll find CDs in front of the window; to sign one out, just follow the easy instructions.
Learn more:
• What to expect on Sundays: Time, format, dress, children, and
more. Find out here.
• What do our nametags mean?
• Read, Discuss, and Listen to Past Sermons in the Sermons Group
• What's going on day-by-day? See the UUCA monthly calendar
• What are the UU Annual Holidays and Events?

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