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Two Services on Sundays: 9:15am & 11:15 am!

Both Services are are held in UUCA’s Sanctuary. 11:15am is broadcast live, as well.

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Sunday Worship

UUCA holds a vibrant,
music-filled, inspirational Service every Sunday.

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Social Justice

Social Justice work is one of UUCA’s main principals. Learn more about what we do to make a difference.

Lifespan Education

We offer programing for all families, from Sunday morning youth education, to adult classes and groups.

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Sermons

Our Sunday Services


UUCA records Sunday Services, and they are available to watch any time.
To access the full library hosted on UUCA’s YouTube channel, click here.

Below are a few of our most-loved recent Services.

Part One of Three:
“Want Friends?”

Most Sundays, on the drive home, Rev. Amanda sees a sign outside a big church that says “Want friends? Wednesday at 7pm.” No other words are on the sign—just a picture of donuts. Who doesn’t want friends? And, maybe, donuts? But making friends can feel challenging, even in a community like UUCA. Join Rev. Amanda to explore the challenges and joys of building friendship throughout life.

“War”

Despite its inevitable pain, loss, and suffering – human beings continue to engage in armed combat. Must we continue to accept the atrocities of war? How do we “support the troops” and oppose the war? Is there a Unitarian Universalist approach to war? Is our hope for lasting, meaningful PEACE unrealistic? A questioning sermon.

“MLK Service”

UUCA Ministers Rev. Amanda Poppei and Rev. Carol Thomas Cissel join their voices in a special service, urging us to consider both the reality and the mythology that surrounds our memories of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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