Many heroic figures from history committed acts, promoted beliefs, and held morals we now find deeply objectionable. What do we do with their historical memories and legacies? What constitutes a historical hero or heroine? Together we’ll explore four possible ways to be in relationship with problematic parts of the past. (Due to the pandemic, we are meeting … Continue reading Heroes, Heroines, and Historical Memory
Words can hurt, heal, or bridge gaps. How we use words, how we select them, and even the small choices we make with them can change the meaning, attitude, and outcome of a conversation. Ancients knew that to name a thing was to have dominion over it. The same is true when you choose the … Continue reading Words Have Power
This sermon looks at the failure of our social institutions to support people who suffer from mental illness and their families and one family’s struggle to force the legal system to see the human beneath the illness. (Due to the pandemic, we are meeting online rather than in person. Check your email for the Zoom … Continue reading When the Mentally Ill Go To Jail
A look into the Black Lives Matter movement and the efforts toward anti-racism. (Due to the pandemic, we are meeting online rather than in person. Check your email for the Zoom meeting ID and password. If you are not on our email list, please contact our minister for this information: minister@uucchc.org)
Join with us as we explore the results of the 2020 congregational survey as they relate to our personal and collective theological identities. What do the results reveal about us as a congregation? What do they reveal about Unitarian Universalism? How can they contribute to being our best selves, living in covenantal community, promoting UU … Continue reading Who are we? / Who we are.
… The Benefits and Drawbacks of Moral Relativism. Making ethical decisions in our complex world isn’t easy. I’ll propose one system that I’ve used for years which I believe has promise for us in these times. Rev. Dr. Andy Burnette, beloved former minister at UUCC, currently serves as Senior Minister of Valley Unitarian Universalist Church … Continue reading Shifty Shades of Grey
Please join us for Sunday Service at UUA GA. You can catch the service using the link below, or attend as usual at our Zoom service, and join in on the conversation following the service. This year’s 59th Annual General Assembly is virtual. Join us for the largest annual gathering of UUs joining in worship. … Continue reading General Assembly Virual Morning Worship
Join us as people from UUCC share stories, images, and lessons from the father figures in their lives. Our storytellers include Erin Kimble, Lynn Jettpace, and Mary Schnake. (Due to the pandemic, we are meeting online rather than in person. Check your email for the Zoom meeting ID and password. If you are not on our … Continue reading Father Figures in Our Lives
… Things I Want to Remember as the World Moves On Christian Axsiom is a high school teacher from Ellettsville, Indiana, and a former UUCC member. His message today focuses on what can be learned from life in the pandemic and questions of how we move ahead. (Due to the pandemic, we are meeting online … Continue reading Fighting Normal
Andrew McKnight is a former environmental engineer turned award-winning singer/songwriter and guitarist (and fellow UU) from the foot of northern Virginia’s Blue Ridge, and will be our speaker and musician. (Due to the pandemic, we are meeting online rather than in person. Check your email for the Zoom meeting ID and password. If you are … Continue reading Beyond These Walls, Beyond These Broken Hearts
