Vision We the members of UUCT aspire to: build an inviting, caring, community, promote an open intentional search for truth and meaning, foster its members' and friends' interpersonal connections and support, create opportunities for spiritual growth through inspiration, outreach and study, stand against oppression, exclusion and injustice in all their forms, and, e mbrace the call for a multiracial, multicultural, multigenerational congregation through active stewardship- for our congregation, our wider community and our fragile planet. Mission INVITE all into a welcoming community. INSPIRE a free and responsible spiritual journey. INVOLVE all in building a just and compassionate world. THANK YOU UUCT MEMBERS AND FRIENDS . My tenure as UUCT Board of Trustee President ends on June 30, 2024. The past year, similar to previous years has been one of change. I resist the urge to quantify or rank , in relationship to previous years...
A Melodic Trip Down Memory Lane Are you ready for a morning filled with the cherished hymns? On Sunday the 14th, we invite you to our Hymn Sing event where the congregation gets to request the hymns we sing. This is a wonderful opportunity to come together as a community, raise our voices, and rejoice in the melodies that have been a part of our UU identify for years. A Feast to Follow After we've sung to our hearts' content, we’ll transition to a delightful potluck. Singing can be quite the workout, so we’re making sure there’s plenty of delicious food to refuel with. Bring your favorite dish to share—whether it’s a family recipe, a beloved comfort food, or a new culinary experiment, all contributions are welcome and appreciated. Join Us So mark your calendars for Sunday the 14th and come to service ready to sing, eat, and enjoy the fellowship. We look forward to seeing you there and sharing this special time together. Event Details: Date: Sunday, July 14th Time: 10:00 AM -...
A Unitarian Universalist Ingathering and Water Communion On Sunday, September 21, 2025, UUCT will have their annual Ingathering and Water Communion. The Ingathering celebrates the time we all come back together after our summer wanderings. It may seem odd since many of us have not been wandering away for the summer so why the need to "gather" back? Well, there's a history to this. It used to be that Unitarian churches didn't meet during the summer. They were found mostly in New England and the churches didn't have air conditioning, even after it became more common. It was too hot and stuffy some days so the congregants just went their own way for the summer and gathered back in the fall. The old joke was that we were the only people that god would let out of his sight for that long. Well, today A/C is common and we now meet through the summer but we still come back together ceremoniously. In the Water Communion we bring back water from our travels o...
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