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We Unitarian Universalists arise out of a Protestant Christian tradition of “the priesthood of all believers,” where we affirm that every person among us has a direct connection to the holy and does not need someone to be a mediating authority. … read more.
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I keep this quote from Mariame Kaba on a post-it note, stuck to my computer monitor, so that even as I am tempted to doomscroll, staring at news and online chatter, I will remember that absorbing all of that only matters … read more.
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This joint service featuring Katie McQuage-Loukas with Rev. Emelia Attridge of The First Congregational Church of Reading will explore what it means to be part of a larger community, one made up of many traditions and organizations. Where does our work … read more.
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All our spiritual practices, all our community building, all our seeking – all we do must lead us deeper into love. It is love that is the foundation for our hopes and dreams, and the fuel for our engagement with each … read more.
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In many pagan traditions, the late summer holy day is an early harvest festival, honoring the early fruits and grains that are ripening now. The first loaves of bread, the first berries, these things mark the return of plenty, even as … read more.
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Some of us were born into Unitarian Universalism. Others of us found it, after journeys and seeking. But all of us talk about this tradition as a home, a place where we find a sense of belonging. Let us explore where … read more.
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We enter religious community seeking somewhere to belong, a place to be our home. After the initial glow wears off, we realize that community is built on promises, a living agreement that reflects our relationships as they grow and change with … read more.
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What sustains you in challenging times? We are bombarded every day with distressing news, political noise, and any number of stressors that challenge our well being. The many traditions of the world offer a variety of practices and disciplines to keep … read more.
Although some Unitarian Universalists identify as Christian, the traditional Easter story of the resurrection of Jesus; the discovery of a burial tomb found to be mysteriously empty, may not resonate with us. However the concept of light – illumination, learning, renewal – coming from darkness … read more.
The Love Fest returns to UUCR! Join us this Sunday morning of Valentine’s Day week, as we explore the power of love through spoken word and music!
Virtual Service Attendance via YouTube
Zoom Social Hour after service
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