Speaker: Richard Ballard of the Nassau County Coalition for the Homeless

Four of our own congregation members discuss how they demand and stand up for social justice in our community and country, and how you can too. Watch and be inspired!

​Speaker Bio: Faye Johnson is the Chief Executive Officer of the Northeast Florida Healthy Start Coalition, where she leads initiatives to support maternal and child health, health equity, and underserved communities across Jacksonville. Inspired by a family legacy of education, resilience, and service, Faye began her career in 1990 as a case manager for children

This Sunday we’re welcoming Reggie Fullwood, President and CEO of Operation New Hope, as our guest speaker this Sunday. With a background in public service and community development, Reggie now leads one of Florida’s most impactful reentry organizations, helping people rebuild their lives after incarceration through employment readiness, support services, and second chance opportunities. His

Mini-Concert: Tim Edwards & Jeanne Huebner Dr. Irvin PeDro Cohen is the third executive director of LISC Jacksonville. Dr. Cohen brings over 15 years of experience in community development to LISC’s Jacksonville office with a track record of leadership in programmatic development to impact challenged communities. As executive director, Cohen will lead LISC’s local staff and

This Sunday, June 29, will be the first Sunday in UUCJ’s Summer Series. This year’s theme is “Amplifying the Voices of Justice in your Community: What is your Call to Action?” We will have 8 Sundays of speakers, with leaders in the community as well as our own members offering their views from our lectern.

Dr. Victor Minke Huls share’s stories of his musical journey and examples of how music shapes and improves lives.

As we reach the halfway point of the year, Peter Racine invites us to reflect on our shared journey—celebrating growth, community belonging, and exciting milestones ahead, including campus renewal and increased engagement. Together, we are shaping a spiritually healthy and socially impactful future.

The spirit of life isn’t out there—it’s in us. Peter Racine invites us to rediscover spirituality as something grounded, personal, and shared in community.