Halloween is traditionally a time to face, acknowledge, and make light of our fears. Where do we find the strength to confront the very real fears of life? Rev. Dan to be installed - public service at UCWC 11/13/2016 at 4pm http://repository.ucwc.org

With roots in Quakerism, Walt Whitman is generally not claimed by Unitarian Universalists as one of our own. Yet much of his poetry speaks to our values as UUs. Flo explore his life and works in terms of what it means to be a UU in today’s world.

As we honor our youngest children in our ceremony of dedication, we will examine our responsibility toward all children. This service will include a dedication ceremony for young children.

The Jewish High Holy Days are a time for reflection, forgiveness, and turning to new ways of being, as the people’s names are written in the Book of Life. Each of us has reason to forgive others — and ourselves.

Islam is one of the largest religions in the world, and also one of the most frequently misunderstood. How can Unitarian Universalists approach Islam on its own terms, finding wisdom and common ground?

Unitarian Universalism is more than a set of principles; it is a spiritual journey we undertake with one another.

Our connections run deep with one another, with all of humanity, and with the earth itself. Rev. Dan celebrates these connections through song, story, and water.

Building a great monument, raising a child, perfecting an Excel spreadsheet, and even digging a hole in the back yard -- doing hard work brings us great rewards. UCWC Member Christopher Hyson explores how our own hard work rewards us today.

for Small Group Ministry

This has been a summer of highly distressing news. Had enough? Let us treat you to a session of non-stop fun. Press play, sing along and sing your cares away.