Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville

Cesar Cardona, originally from Jacksonville, is a public speaker in Los Angeles. He has a certification in mindfulness from Rice University. Mentored by Rebecca Armstrong, a storyteller and friend of Joseph Campbell, and shaped by teachings from Sri Lankan and Tibetan Buddhist monks, Cesar weaves timeless wisdom and personal insights to inspire resilience, inclusion, and

“Celebrating the Lasting Legacy of Ike Williams, 1931-2009, Civil Rights Leader, Publisher of the African American Newspaper the Jacksonville Advocate, and Member of UUCJ,” Peter Racine

Al Emerick  Human Value is Al Emerick’s “24-7, 365 jam!” His mission is to reshape how the world defines, shares, and communicates value. Driving this mission is Al’s belief that each of us makes a much deeper impact and creates far greater value than we realize, we just need the right mechanism to discover what

There is more to life than eyes can see. Astronomers, scholars, storytellers and poets have theorized upon the nature of Life, along with the miracles and mysteries encountered by humankind throughout time. This service explores but a glimpse of them, and offers an alternate quest for our ever wondering minds. Rev. “Twinkle” Marie Manning is an

“I often jest, ‘Just because I’m an atheist doesn’t mean I don’t believe in God.’ I don’t believe, that is, in a personal god, nor in a benevolent and mysterious force that some call God. But there are certain qualities that theologians sometimes attribute to ‘God,’ along with a few of my own, that I

The speaker, Sharon Scholl is a retired professor of Humanities from Jacksonville University who has been a member of our church for 20 years.  She has served as member or chair of various committees and enjoyed her role as one of our church musicians.  She maintains a lively interest in biblical studies, having taught classes