Looking for a friendly community? Check out our Sundays service:10:00 am, with coffee after. Can't make it today? Watch on YouTube or listen to our podcast.
Unitarian Universalists welcome folks of many faith traditions, humanism, and atheism.
At the UU Congregation of Venice we strive to be:
"A welcoming, caring community
encouraging spiritual growth,
seeking meaning and pursuing justice."
Unitarian Universalist congregations affirm and promote seven Principles based on many sources of wisdom and spirituality.
CLICK HERE for a LIST of ACTIVITIES
All activities are at Waters Hall, unless noted.
Summer Arts & Crafts Group
Death and Grief Support Group
Garden-friendly Pot Luck
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First Monday Each Month
October - June 5 pm - 7 pm
WALKING GROUP: 9:00 am Monday mornings. On break until late fall.
Welcome New Board Members
Your Board of Trustees for '24-'26:
President: Steve Leapley
Vice President: Marcia Smith
Secretary: Barbara Buehring
Treasurer: Thomas Hartley
Trustee: Nancy Menaldi-Scanlon
Trustee: Judith Parker
Trustee: Bill Reynolds
Visit the UUCOV YouTube Channel!
Find past services and other videos:
UUCOV's YouTube Channel
Serving the Community
Explore and join our many efforts to help our neighbors through UUCOV's Community Outreach Program.
Some of our partners:
- Family Promise Open Doors
- Good Samaritan Pharmacy & Health
- Laurel Civic Association
- On the Spot Aid
- Planned Parenthood SW & Central Florida
- Second Chance/Last Opportunity
Mat Making for the Homeless
Contact Janet Knudsen
Contact Kim McHugh to help.
Social Justice Alliance Benefit Concert
Ministerial Search Committee
Letters from a Glass House
Words To Ponder
From the Sunday Service,
May 5, 2024
Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me.
They aren’t just words.
Between the river and the sea, all people should be free.
And children of both nations should be able to play in the sun together.
Mother’s should exchange recipes and fathers play soccer, together. Jewish layers should take Palestinian cases, and Palestinian doctors should see Jewish patients. The kids from the kibbutz should be able to visit the mosque with their friends in peace, and it should work the other way around too.
And if we believe, really believe, that we are part of a web, part of that one world, then it is up to us to look for the peacemakers.
It’s our job to become the peacemakers.
As-Salaam-Alaikum
Shalom.
Peace be with you.
Reverend Amy Petrie Shaw
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