In this time of celebrations and new beginnings, we’ll honor our youth who are graduating from high school and moving on to new adventures. And we’ll warmly welcome those individuals who have decided that UUCR is their spiritual home. Katie McQuage-Loukas will share her thoughts … read more.
We don’t always like to talk about how the sausage gets made, so we often forget that the necessary work of meetings and committees is the foundation that allows us to be together on Sunday morning. The work of building real community is sometimes messy … read more.
May Day, known in the Celtic calendar as Beltane, is the traditional celebration of birth and the promise of spring. Did you know that it is also celebrated round the world as International Workers’ Day, celebrating the labor of many? We’ll observe both on this … read more.
For many Unitarian Universalists, Earth Day is a holy day, one that reminds us of the wonder and beauty of this world. For Earth Day, we honor our place in the world, and open ourselves to wonder, for that sense of awe is what gives … read more.
Our Universalist forebears preached that a loving God could hold us all, that no one would be left behind. That older Universalism could hold the whole world, but still claimed a monopoly on truth. Today we express our Universalism through our acknowledgement of the web … read more.
Facts speak to the head, but stories speak directly to the heart. How can Unitarian Universalists find meaning in the Christmas narrative? The idea of a divine being choosing to be human, to live among us – and not just any of us, but the … read more.
Join our virtual service at 10:00 am on UUCR’s YouTube channel.
Unitarian Universalism claims to honor a variety of sources of wisdom, from great humanist thinkers to the religions of the world. But we do not always treat all our sources as equal … read more.
Join our virtual service at 10:00 am on UUCR’s YouTube channel.
We know that we are bound together, mutually dependent in our connections. We know that means liberation is not a solitary endeavor. Seeing justice work as something performed for others misses this … read more.
