Join Peter Racine in making gift-giving and receiving more meaningful as we explore our “spiritual or ethical cost of living” as Unitarian Universalists.

Our favorite musician, Tim Edwards, will present our Sunday talk centered on his own life’s journey. We continue our monthly theme of Generosity with Sharon Scholl as our Worship Associate.

Peter Racine leads a discussion on the importance of generosity, sharing personal anecdotes and reflections on giving money to those in need. He emphasizes aligning generosity with personal values, practicing self-generosity, and celebrates the congregation’s progress in extending generosity to both themselves and the community.

The latest assault against liberalism began in the 1980’s and so successfully defamed the word that today even liberals avoid calling themselves such. Yet liberalism is the only ideology that has proven to advance both society and the individual throughout human history. In this sermon we’ll hear the reasons for this audacious claim and learn

An exploration of the gift and challenge of having gratitude in all circumstances. Mini-Concert: Anne McKennon, flute and Jeanne Huebner, piano

We’ll look at the history of Halloween, both in the United States and in other parts of the world, how it has changed through the years and centuries, and why it has endured in popularity, with Americans expected to spend $12.2 billion in 2023 on decorations and costumes (including $480 million for pet costumes).  We’ll

In our spiritual journey, what thoughts and beliefs from our past have we let go of?  What have we altered or kept? What new thoughts and beliefs have we added? Our speaker for today, Peter Racine, will lead us in this exploration.

Constance Miller, “Who are the Quakers? What are their beliefs? How do they worship?” Mini-Concert: Timothy Edwards, violin & Jeanne Conner, piano

Brian Paradise, Lois Hoeft, and Kathleen McKenzie talk about why they choose UUCJ.

Continuing our summer theme on “How can We Change the World?,” Peter Racine will talk about the crisis facing Central America, particularly women and girls and the Foundation that he and his wife Kelly started seven years ago, The Center for Central American Empowerment, and it’s work to protect and empower women and girls, strengthen families and promote male responsibility.