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View of church from street
UU participants at social justice rally downtown
Singing a hymn during worship
Our three settled ministers pictured in 2016, from left: Rev. William Haney (1989-2010); Rev. Dr. Molly Housh Gordon (2012-present); and Rev. Gertrude Lindener-Stawski (1980-1986).
Connections fair in fall 2024
The UUCC Band performing during worship
Rally in front of church in support of immigrants
Picnic at start of church year in September
Social event at church
Interactive worship service
Singing UUCC's unique closing benediction
Dedication of the new church sign in 2012
Service trip to Honduras
Full sanctuary after Nov. 5, 2024 general election
First Sunday Potluck serving line
Potluck seating in sanctuary
UUCC youth at Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly
Ourdoor worship service in the Memorial Garden behind the church
Drone view of the church
UUCC participants in fall 2025 Pride parade downtown
Christmas Eve 2025 candlelight worship service
Thirteen new members joined UUCC on Feb. 2, 2025
The UU Choir performing during worship

Next Worship Service

10:30 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 16, 2026
"When the Earth Comes Alive"
Rev. Dr. Molly Housh Gordon

Join us for Rev. Molly’s return to the pulpit after her sabbatical.

She will reflect on the pace of life that allows us to notice the magic all around us.

Order of Service (when available)

Livestream options – Zoom • Facebook

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In the spirit of courageous love,
we forge a community of radical
welcome and deep connection that
moves us together to heal the world.
We invite you to join us.

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Aug. 9 Sermon Video

"Letting Go" was the title of lay leader Rosie Anderson-Harper's sermon on Aug. 9, 2026. She shared lessons learned on her journey of letting go of 60 years of treasures in the family home after her parents' deaths. After pondering how one starts, how to be intentional, and what becomes possible for new growth when we let go, she concluded, "May we release what no longer serves us with gratitude for what it taught us and courage for what comes next."