Rise Up Singing
Music has always been a way of moving people to action. Join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw for this exploration of the use of music to set the stage for transformative experience.
Music has always been a way of moving people to action. Join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw for this exploration of the use of music to set the stage for transformative experience.
As UUs we are committed to the responsible search for truth and meaning. Please join us for this service exploring the miraculous and the supernatural in religion, and let’s examine why it’s not true that “UUs can believe anything
How can we honor and respect human beings if they are not allowed to make a living wage? Join us for this service on financial justice and economic inequality.
Sensuality and sexuality are a part of what makes us human. Join us for this exploration of the sacredness of the sensual
Please join us this week for a service with special guest William Esty. Will Esty (he/they) is a rising second-year seminarian at Meadville-Lombard Theological School in Chicago, IL. They have a passionate love for music, theatre, and games, and carry a deep reverence for the transcendental power of art and spirituality.
Life in the digital age can challenge our desire to live authentic lives. Which you is the real you, and which world is your world? Please join us for this thought provoking service which explores being your true self.
Prayer- what is it and does it work? Some people claim it causes miracles to happen, others feel that it’s just talking to empty air. Come and explore the idea of prayer as a Unitarian Universalist activity and see if talking to a Mystery is right for you!
Kristopher Geddie will return to UUCOV this Sunday. He serves as the Executive Director of the Venice Theater and is involved in various community organizations. He holds leadership positions in several theater and community associations.
Please join us in person!
Vickie Oldham, President & CEO of the Sarasota African American Cultural Coalition will present the rich history of Newtown, a predominantly African American community and one of Sarasota’s oldest