This will be an unconventional service during which small groups of us will have the opportunity to consider together why we have chosen to be in this – or any– place of worship on a Sunday morning. This special service will be an hour and a half.
The SOAR framley will join us to close out our month of “In Loving Service” to tell us about their service in the community and how it has and continues to shape them.
RCCR has been helping people seacure housing since 1987, and in 2021 expanded services to our unsheltered neighbors to help fill services that were shuttered due to the pandemic. Miranda Nabers, a lay leader and member at St. Marks Methodist Church joins us to talk about what these services are and why they are a … Continue reading The Religious Coalition for Community Renewal
Coordinated Addiction Response Effort (CARE) team members will join us on this Sunday to kick off our month of “In Loving Service”. They will discuss their efforts in the city of Charleston and how they go far beyond just serving folks that are suffering with addiction. Worship Leader, Paul Dalzell Guest, Taryn Wherry and Crew
Learn of the doings of UUC over the past few years. You might be surprised at the generosity of UUC members as they go about good works in our community. We carry on even as we fumble here and there.Ultimately we need you to help. Every contribution is valued and builds. Come one come all … Continue reading What has UUC done and how can you help?
The sermon title comes from the recurring lines in Leonard Cohen’s song Anthem: “Ring the bells that still can ring. Forget your perfect offering. There’s a crack in everything; that’s how the light gets in.” Quite often it is through the broken places in our lives that some light makes its way through to give … Continue reading How The Light Gets In
Paul Dalzell and guest Marybeth Beller (a Board member at Unity Church) will discuss what Worship means to us. Two different views that may help others think about what Worship means in their own lives.
Our congregation holds services periodically to honor the newest members of our congregation. This celebration invites those who have recently “signed the book” to come before the congregation and be welcomed. It is an opportunity to be officially brought into the UUC community and for older Congregants to get to know the newest members. There … Continue reading Membership Sunday
At the end of each year we come together for this ritual of letting go and setting intention. The “burning bowl” is becoming a tradition for this time of year for Unitarian Universalist Congregations, and provides a way for us to mark the turning of the calendar year a sense of purpose and resolve. Children … Continue reading Burning Bowl Sunday
