Please join us for “Antidotes and Anomie,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am.  Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] In the late 19th Century, Sociologist Emile Durkheim introduced the concept of “Anomie” as a breakdown or absence of social and moral norms, leading to a sense of rootlessness and … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Antidotes and Anomie” (The Election Sermon)

Please join us for “Fahrenheit 451, Yesterday and Today,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am.  Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] Ray Bradbury’s now famous novel was published on October 19, 1953, a time of deep unrest and suspicion in our nation. It has been one of the most … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Fahrenheit 451, Yesterday and Today”

Please join us for “Blessing of the Animals,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am.  Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [All Ages, Led by Rev. Jennie] You are invited to bring your animals to the sanctuary to be blessed during the service. [Leashes or carriers are required.] 

Please join us for “What is Courage?” from The Six Questions of Socrates, by Christopher Phillips an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am.  Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] When ordinary people are given the opportunity to talk about courage, they see a difference between a sudden dra-matic act … Continue reading Sunday Service: “What is Courage?”

Please join us for “Hope is in Our Hands,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am.  Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos.[Rev. Jennie preaching] Please join us for the launch of our annual stewardship campaign and our capital campaign. This service will have several special elements, including the inspiring song by Sharon McKnight … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Hope is in Our Hands” Stewardship Campaign Launch

Please join us for “Origin of Species, the Scopes Trial, And the Rise of White Christian Nationalism,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am.  Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] Discussions with our Social Justice Committee led to the realization that the current rise of White Christian Nationalism … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Origin of Species, the Scopes Trial, And the Rise of White Christian Nationalism”

Please join us for “Thoreau, Part II,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] After his 2 years, 2 months, and 2 days in the cabin, Henry David Thoreau returned to society and committed himself to speaking out against many societal injustices. Some … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Thoreau, Part II”

Please join us for “Transcendentalist Henry David Thoreau, Part I,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am.  Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] In the mid-1800s, Transcendentalist Henry David Thoreau moved to a cabin in the woods and lived there for two years. He paid attention to all of the … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Transcendentalist Henry David Thoreau, Part I”

Please join us for “Walt Whitman’s Birthday,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am.  Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] Though not technically a Unitarian Universalist, Walt Whitman was a poet and philosopher who we love and learn from, and who was deeply influenced by the Transcendentalists, who were Unitarians. … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Walt Whitman’s Birthday”