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Voting: A Right We Can’t Take for Granted

This service welcomes Alexandra Mosca, who is with the Leon County Supervisor of Elections Office. Ms. Mosca has over 15 years of experience in professional election administration. She will provide our congregation with important non-partisan election information so that we will be election ready for the 2026 General Election. You will be able to ask […]

Kemetic New Year

In the faith of ancient Egypt, the New Year begins when the Nile flood starts. The five days beforehand are a period of chaos and uncertainty, but order is on the way. Lou will share some thoughts from Kemeticism that can relate to UUs in this uncertain time. (Originally scheduled 8/2/26) Sunday services: In-person or […]

Our Own Wild Things

How often do we run from our own wild things, be they big feelings or uncomfortable conversations? But, what would happen if we accepted those uncomfortable moments? And what does it look like to make sure we hold a space of love for each other as we go through our wilderness? We’ll explore this and […]

Backpack Blessing

Students and teachers of all ages are invited to join us for the Blessing of the Backpacks, a multigenerational service. Learners and teachers can bring a backpack, device bag, or notebook to be blessed by our UUCT community during a service for all ages. Participants on Vimeo are invited to participate as well for a […]

Creativity as a Spiritual Practice

In this service, Alessandra shares about their experience with the Artist’s Way and deepening their creative spritual practice. (Late change — original planned service needed to be rescheduled) Sunday services: In-person or virtually on Vimeo https://vimhttps://vimeo.com/1213061306?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=cieo.com/event/4777952

Can We Designate Some People as Evil?

Many years ago, I almost killed myself and a carpool of children. If I had carried out the act, would I deserve the “evil” title? Most Unitarian Universalists are reluctant to call those who act under the influence of medication, as I did, “evil”. But what about those who act under unimaginable fear or stress, […]

Sunday Morning Musings of a Healthcare Chaplain

Have you ever wanted to show up for someone and be as helpful as possible, but you weren’t sure how? In this interactive presentation, healthcare chaplain and lay theologian, David Wheeler provides practical skills, along with wisdom gleaned from 68 trips around the sun. Sunday services: In-person or virtually on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/share/0a749bd7-93c2-4391-83c2-203480f7ad77?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

The Divine Feminine

In this service honoring the Divine Feminine, we will look across cultures at some different Divine Feminine figures. You are invited to bring a picture, offering, or other small element to add to a community altar centered on the Divine Feminine. Sunday services: In-person or virtually on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/share/fdfe3796-b509-4e1e-affc-fae8f0420fb2?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

Finding Peace in the Falling World

In this collaboration with Rev. Justine Magara and the Maasai UU Community, we will explore finding peace in the falling world. What does peace look like to you? What connects us as UUs across continents? What helps us grow as good citizens? Watch the recording: https://vimeo.com/1205254702

Pride is for Everyone: Finding Unity in our Shared Struggle

What does it mean to say that Pride is for everyone? How can we flourish together in a time where we’re constantly being pushed apart? Join us for this lay-led service as we explore the power of unity in the struggle for LGBTQIA+ rights. We’ll dive into the history of Pride as a protest and […]