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Two Services on Sundays: 9:15am & 11:15 am!
Both Services are held in UUCA’s Sanctuary. 11:15am is broadcast live, as well.
The best resource for current events is the weekly newsletter, Connections.
Are you ready to make a meaningful difference? Volunteer!
Sunday Worship
UUCA holds a vibrant,
music-filled, inspirational Service every Sunday.
Livestream link here, too!
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.
Upcoming Special Events
Gratitude Service:
“Healing Through Story”
Nov. 2, 7pm, UUCA
“Healing Through Story”
On our multigenerational Gratitude Sunday, we will explore different stories of thanksgiving–and how telling the truer, deeper story can lead to healing and repair.
Post-Election Gathering
Nov. 6, 7pm, UUCA
Please join Rev. Amanda & Rev. CTC on the evening after the election. Friends, we may know who the next President will be…but we might not. It could be who we individually supported, or it could be their opponent. Either way, it will be good for us to be together. Come share snacks, drinks, music, readings, and stories.
Holiday Pageant, Party, & Santa
Dec. 15, UUCA
Join us for a special Sunday including a participatory Pageant, after-Service party, and visit from Santa!
All are welcome. Arrive early if your child would like to participate in the Pageant.
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.