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Meet the Moment – Livestream Worship from UUA GA. Plus pot luck brunch. Brunch at 10:30 . worship 11 – 12.

General Assembly Livestream Service led by Rev. Jen Yougsun Ryu Rev. Jen Youngsun Ryu, who serves the Unitarian Universalist Church in Eugene, Oregon. General Assembly Sunday Worship on June 21, 2026, at 11:00 am ET, for a powerful and communal experience—the largest annual gathering of Unitarian Universalists in worship. Let’s join together and share in the … Continue reading Meet the Moment – Livestream Worship from UUA GA. Plus pot luck brunch. Brunch at 10:30 . worship 11 – 12.

The Challenge of Forgiveness

The Challenge of Forgiveness A powerful reflection by Rodney Davis To view the Order of Service, click HERE. To fill out a Joys and Sorrows Form, click HERE. To join the service via Zoom, click HERE. Note: We use YouTube to live-stream our Sunday worship services on our church website.  

From Whence We Have Come and To Where are We Going – One Service 10:00 AM

No one and no community exists as an island unto itself. We are each interconnected to a past and to others without whom we would not be where we are. In the same light we are each interconnected to the future and to the others who will co-create this world we live within. This morning … Continue reading From Whence We Have Come and To Where are We Going – One Service 10:00 AM

The Fierce Journey of Caring (and the Pain of Over-Caring) – In Honor of Flower Communion Sunday

We all know what it is to love and care for others. It is what opens our hearts and brings meaning to our lives. And yet, sometimes our care can start to erode that loving feeling and our own wellbeing. Are there limits to what we can do for others? If so, how can we … Continue reading The Fierce Journey of Caring (and the Pain of Over-Caring) – In Honor of Flower Communion Sunday

What If?

In this rapidly changing world, it’s possible to lose sense of our agency, of that which we can impact. Today, then, we explore the what ifs. What if we can address climate change more substantially? What if we defeat the scourge of fascism? What if faith becomes a point of connection rather than a silo? … Continue reading What If?