Services at 9 & 11 AM until May 25. One 10 AM service May 25 through Labor Day. |
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Sunday, May 4, 2008 9 AM & 11AM |
Poetry Sunday – Rev. Alane Cameron Miles. This is a service which celebrates and integrates poetry. Rev. Alane will provide meditations and reflections that are based around a large selection of poems. Come ready to hear poetry in a new way and learn about yourself and your fellow congregants. |
Sunday, May 11, 2008 9 AM & 11AM |
On this Mother's Day, we'll honor the mother of all: Mother Earth. This is the topic chosen by Deb Downing, the winner of the "Worship Service" item offered at the 2007 Auction by the Worship Committee. Come hear friends and members share how their spirituality is shaped by the earth and how their relationship with nature is influenced by their spirituality. |
Sunday, May 18, 2008 9 AM & 11AM |
“To Lead From the Heart” – Rev. Paul Boothby. Ministry in the Unitarian Universalist Church is an ambiguous undertaking. In a religion where authority rests in the individual conscience, what is the role of spiritual leadership? With so many of our members coming out of other traditions, expectations of the role of clergy are often confused. In today's service we explore the special office of ministry in a UU context. UUCC is pleased to welcome Rev. Boothby back to our pulpit. A graduate of Starr King School for the Ministry, Rev. Boothby has served eight congregations, including three interim ministries in Virginia, and is currently minister of the First Unitarian Church of Lynchburg. |
Sunday, May 25, 2008 10 AM only |
Flower Communion – Rev. Alane Cameron Miles. Bring a flower, share a flower! Come and celebrate this uniquely UU rite of Spring. If you can’t find a flower, there will be extras available. |
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CANVASS 2008--APPRECIATE AND CELEBRATE! Click here for more information and to see faces of UUCC. Read their words about what UUCC means to them.
A GREAT BLOG Read Rev. Alane's blog, Auspicious Jots. |
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Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Community Church. We are a liberal spiritual community in which you can find comfort, stimulation, and inspiration. We are a member congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Click here to see the sources from which we draw inspiration.
Sunday Services are at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM September through May. From June through August, one service is held at 10:00 AM. We hope you'll visit us during one of our services, contact us by email, or call if you have any questions about our church at (804) 752-6005. Children's classes and a nursery are available during Sunday Services. Check out what UUCC is doing in May.
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