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office@uuutica.orgAllen’s reflection relates to the koan attributed to the Zen master Lin Chi – “If you meet the Buddha, kill him.” Allen will talk about how this relates to the biblical prohibition against idols and will discuss the different forms of idols, ancient and modern.
Our Faith tradition upholds the primary principals of love and reconciliation as the building blocks for quality human existence and community. But how do we extend these principles to those who would do us harm? These times call for a deeper conversation on the boundaries … read more.
Samhain (pronounced sow-in) is a night when some pagan traditions feel that the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead is the thinnest. Join together this Samhain as we reach across the veil to our ancestors for their wisdom, guidance, and encouragement … read more.
Learn about local, statewide, and beyond opportunities to help us live out our Mission to “advocate for social justice”.
A Russian mystic stated “To love deeply in one direction makes us more loving in all others.” Our relationships depend on us loving ourselves and loving our neighbors. If we merely tolerate ourselves, we will merely tolerate others. Let us explore how interconnected our thoughts … read more.
On this October 11, National Coming Out Day will continue to raise awareness for individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community, educating people to combat homophobia and foster a world of inclusivity, equity, and compassion. On this day, many people who identify as LGBTQIA+ will “come out” … read more.
Please Join UUCU online with Rev. Lori Staubitz as we explore “Bridges Across the Color Lines”. Rev. Staubitz will draw on some “little known” UU History as well as her own journey to share both struggles and insights on building relationships to heal our Nation … read more.
Do religions assume more importance in times of crisis? Is there a greater need? Jeff Chard takes a contemporary and historical look at the role of religion in crises through the ages.
We are planning an in-person, outdoor service, weather permitting. If the weather looks bad, Rev. Gilbert will join us via zoom.
The Rev. Dr. Richard S. Gilbert retired in 2005 after serving 44 years in the Unitarian Universalist ministry in Cleveland, Ohio, Golden, Colorado, Ithaca, New … read more.
Our UU congregation begins the new church year with its Water Communion service.
We bring water from our travels, meaningful experiences, or places special to us, symbolic of our shared faith coming from many different sources, our connectedness to one another, and our place on this planet. … read more.
