Please join us for “Public Protests as a Model of Resistance,” an in-person service (see guidelines below) or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at a10:30am.  Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching]  This worship service will explore public protests in our nation that have changed history, from women’s rights and the labor movement through civil rights and LBGT rights, to climate crisis action and Black Lives Matter. Cumulatively, these rallies, demonstrations, and marches have impacted society for the greater good.

The following Pandemic/Epidemic/Infectious Disease Policy will be in effect, in keeping with changes voted on by the Board at the April 2022 meeting.

No limit on attendance. Masking is highly recommended, but not required, and congregational singing is allowed. Social distancing recommended as possible, but not required. Vaccination is highly recommended, and generally expected of responsible congregants, but will not be checked. If we can find volunteers, there will be a coffee hour after the service in the Fellowship Hall. These policies will change as needed depending on any infectious disease of concern.