UUCM will be a teaching congregation again in the coming year! Rev. Lisa welcomes our new intern, Meleah Houseknecht, and invites Meleah to introduce herself to UUCM.

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[Visual Description: Rev. Lisa has brown curly hair and blue glasses. Wearing a purple and white striped scarf, she is standing in front of her office bookshelves, filled with books, chalices, and plants.]

Rev. Lisa offers a guided meditation to ground us in these summer days.

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[Visual Description: Rev. Lisa has brown curly hair and blue glasses. Wearing a bright floral scarf, she is standing in front of the sanctuary windows with green trees in the background.]

Inspired by the General Assembly Ware Lecturer, Imara Jones, Rev. Lisa invites us to rediscover our core values. If you would like to explore the exercise, please click here to view a values list and reflection exercises.

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Honoring the American Unitarian Association 200th Anniversary

The 200th anniversary of the American Unitarian Association offers Unitarian Universalists an opportunity to ground in our deep religious roots in America, explore some of the early and radical theological ideas at the core of our faith, and consider where we go from here in this week’s Midweek Message.

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This week’s Midweek Message is brought to you by the 14 UUCM volunteers who are working in Breathitt County, Kentucky as part of the Appalachia Service Project (ASP). Thank you to everyone who donated money, cars and family members to make this trip possible! It is continuing to be a life-changing trip for everyone, and certainly the families we are helping. For photos and updates throughout the trip, click here to follow us on Instagram at UUCM_asp. 

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