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Zoom link to Sunday's 10:30 am Service
The Chalice is the primary symbol of Unitarian Universalism
We Care About our Environment and Seek Peace and Understanding
The Maze Center
We Support Black Lives Matters
We Crave Justice
We Gather to Exchange Ideas & Good Food!
We Sponsor the Arts
Come See What We Are All About on Forrest Nelson Blvd.

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How we do church – Then and Now
All About UUFCC Workshop

UUFCC Upcoming Service

Changing Minds
10-20-2024 10:30 am
Ted will share his experience working with sex offenders, juvenile offenders, and family members.

Speaker: Ted Zawistowski

How We Worship

We gather as a spiritual community that changes lives because we want to explore what matters most in our own and each other's lives. We are called to better ourselves by acquiring more wisdom, connecting with others, and showing more compassion.

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We Take Action

We care for our community, both within and beyond our congregation, by volunteering and working for justice. Unitarian Universalists (UUs) live their faith by doing. Whether in community with others or as individuals,, we know that active, tangible expressions of love, justice, and peace that go beyond individual belief systems are what create positive change in people and in the world.

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We Find Inspiration Everywhere

Today, Unitarian Universalists include people of many beliefs who share UU values of peace, love, and understanding. Our very own Peace Garden is an oasis for reflection and solace.

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Living Our Values

Board of Trustees’ Monthly Meeting Minutes

Meet Reverend Ann Barker – Our Pastoral Care Specialist

Our Highlighted Committee

Immigration Justice Committee (IJC)

IJC members have been busy lately and continue to have opportunities for you to support immigrants in our community.

The Immigration Justice Committee is busy with lots of projects – aimed to support immigrants in our community. Join us!

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English Tutors Needed - Contact Immigration Justice

English Language Tutors in Charlotte County schools

Support Planned Parenthood

Our Once-A-Month Featured 2nd Helping

Once a month we have an additional opportunity to donate to a specific need. Our Social Justice Committee selects the organization and someone from the organization is invited to speak to us on the second Sunday of the month. This month we are supporting the NAACP. Donations can be made using the Venmo app or send a check to the office.