Join us Sunday mornings at 10am in person or online HERE.
For those attending in person, we strongly recommend vaccination; masking is optional.
We gather for this yearly sermon on the state of our congregation and the dreams we’re ready to make true. Come member, friend, and visitor to remember why UUCWC matters, and to be invited into its future.
This service will also feature special music from … read more.
Mr. Rogers told us to look for the helpers, but helpers are not always the frontline workers, the disrupters, or the advocates we can easily identify. How do we look for hope and find the helpers? How do we find ourselves within the sea of people … read more.
For the past month, our children and youth have been celebrating the 30 Days of Love between MLK Jr Day and Valentine’s Day, honoring a different justice cause each week. Join us as we imagine all the ways we can center love in our justice … read more.
We gather this Sunday to consider a new theme, new earth teacher, new centering song, and the continued ritual of sharing our Joys & Sorrows.
When religion has long been used to stoke discipline through fear, in what ways might we be liberated by the promises of Universalism in our Unitarian Universalist faith? What does it mean to be promised hope not Hell? Come and journey with us from the … read more.
Join Rev. Kim as she takes on this auction-won sermon on mystery, the human experience, and what it means to be faithful as a Unitarian Universalist.
There are opportunities to bid on up to 4 sermons each year at the Auction; winners suggest the topic. This … read more.
On this Martin Luther King Sunday we are honored to welcome Lenape Nation leader Barbara “Bluejay” Michalski to UUCWC. She and Rev. Kim will share this important Sunday to discuss stewardship, reparation, land acknowledgments, relationship and so much more.
It can seem pretty difficult to build community in a world where society tends to dehumanize the “other.” Is this particular pattern of dehumanization new, or has it been around for a while? Join us this Sunday as we explore the rehumanization of those who are different from us. … read more.
Various generations representing different decades in age (20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s) reflect on a work of art (poem, novel, short story, movie, piece of music, song, painting, or sculpture) that moves or influences them, provides them with insight and/or comfort, or brings … read more.
Our annual evening candlelit multiplatform service.
Though the Christmas story does not change, we do. Join UUCWC for our annual candlelit service, where the ancient story will be told once again, for today’s world and wisdom. Our talented choir and special musicians will offer traditional and … read more.
