Our Universalist roots grew from the idea that all were granted Salvation, and welcome in the Kingdom of Heaven. What does that mean for us today, when the idea of an afterlife is no longer essential, and how are we called to love the Hell out of this world? (Daylight Savings Time begins!!! Did you … Continue reading Loving the Hell Out of The World
Isn’t religion supposed to be nice? No. No, it isn’t. You are thinking of manners. Manners, those are nice. Religion is not nice. It isn’t supposed to be nice. Religion has teeth. And sometimes it bites down.
Facing our fears can be difficult, but its not impossible. Come and explore curiosity, bravery, and…red underwear???
Love takes different forms at different times; romantic, parental, sexual, neighborly, and more. But love isn’t pie. You don’t run out as you give pieces away. Come and join us as we explore the many faces of love.
Authentic relationship underlies and supports the work of social justice and community building. Come and join Reverend Amy Petrie Shaw in this exploration of compassion, vulnerability, authenticity, and unnecessary fig leaves. There will be a New Member Welcome included this week!
Join us for this service dedicated to the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and his dream. Are We indeed still dreaming?
Each of us is only one thread in an amazing tapestry, but if we were missing, the picture would be forever changed. Come and explore generosity as a spiritual practice, and gain a better understanding of both why churches need good stewards and what stewardship does for you. Click to View:
The musical Rent’s best known song, Seasons of Love, asks a good question; how do you measure a year in your life? How many good things had to happen for it to have been a good year? How many bad things for it to have been a bad one? How will you actually experience the … Continue reading “Seasons of Love”
Please join us at UUCOV for this warm and family friendly traditional Christmas Eve service at 4pm. Light refreshments, coffee, and wassail will be provided after the service.
Hanukkah is about healing, illuminating, miraculous light. It’s about little miracles, and human perseverance. And it has something to teach you. Come and explore the deeper meaning behind Hanukkah, and it’s impact on all of us.
