UUCCI

UUCCI

By Rev. Nic CableReligion & Spirituality
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UUCCI episodes

  • When Great Trees Fall: Annual Memorial Sunday Service

    The second half of the Life Roots Sermon Series considers the impact of change, loss, death, and what comes after these catalytic events. What happens when great trees fall? Is that the end of their story or does something await? Before we can find out, Rev. Nic will help us to pause to acknowledge those who have died in this annual memorial service at UUCCI.

    37 min
  • Faith Made Real: Then, Now, And The Emerging Future

    Join our Children's Ministry Coordinator Adrienne Summerlot for reflections on what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist at this moment in a time when our faith is continually evolving.  Adrienne will share her recent experience gathering with other UU religious educators to explore the history and racial justice in Birmingham and Montgomery, Alabama.

    33 min
  • Return of the Fellowship: Memories And Constancies of Who We Are

    Beyond our biological and spiritual ancestors, the final journey down into our roots has to do with our local and congregational context. While we may all come from different contexts, we are in relationship now through being a part of the UUCCI community. Rev. Nic will look back to the roots of UUCCI to a time when we were known as the UU Fellowship of Bartholomew County. How might this experienced and inherited history shape and resource our lives today? We will reflect on who we were, are, and have always been.

    47 min
  • Is Unitarian Universalism a Religion?

    The Life Roots Sermon Series continues as we turn to the roots of our Unitarian Universalist tradition. What are the roots of UUism and how might those clarify the existential question for us as individuals and as a congregation. Rev. Nic will explore these themes while responding to James Luther Adams assertion, "by their roots ye shall know them."

    45 min
  • Family: We All Have One, Now What?

    "Family: We All Have One, Now What?"

    In the first of a six-part sermon series titled, Life Roots, Rev. Nic Cable will explore what it means to be connected to an ancestral line of people. Families come in all kinds and sizes, and play a major part in our orientation in the world. Sometimes positive, sometimes negative, our family roots offer important lessons for our lives as individuals and as a community.

    44 min
  • 9.25.22 - We Are Stronger Together

    "We Are Stronger Together"


    We are stronger: across congregations, generations, classes, ethnicities, racism, religious perspectives geographies, genders… Our diversity is our strength. Join Rev. Katie Romano Griffin, Senior Minister at All Souls, and Rev. Nic, as we welcome new children to our faith, join two congregations in worship, and delve deeply into these important topics.

    24 min
  • 8.28.22 - Sunset Stories

    August 28, 2022

    Sunset Stories

    Rev. Nic Cable and Liz Nolan-Greven

    As we welcome Rev. Nic back to our pulpit after his parental leave, we seek during this evening service to rid
    ourselves of feelings we don't need, to seek meaning in shared stories, and to prepare ourselves in hope for the new week to come.

    31 min
  • 8.7.22 - New Journey, New Year

    August 7, 2022


    "New Journey, New Year"

    Adrienne Summerlot


    As we usher in a new school year we welcome a new year to learn and grow together.  We will have a special time at the beginning of service for our congregation to bless our backpack charms for our children, youth, and learners of all ages.  We will explore how we can unpack our own knapsacks of privilege.

    32 min

About UUCCI

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Listen to highlights from previously recorded services from the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Columbus, IN