The Touchstones Themes for September and October are Awakening and Awe. And on October 2nd, we return to Odd Fellows Hall to hear Bill Heavlin address these themes with a sermon entitled “Plato’s Cave and…
On September 18, UUCC welcomes back David Marsland to our pulpit, with a sermon entitled “Loving Kindness.” Our world calls out for loving kindness. In our Unitarian Universalist services we often sing the Metta…
The Touchstones Themes for September and October are Awakening and Awe. And on September 4th, we return to Odd Fellows Hall to hear Gregg Berman talk about “Permission To Be Our Full Selves — The Healing…
On August 21st, UUCC welcomes Sylvia Forsyth, a prominent lay leader from the UU Fellowship of Santa Cruz county and a graduate from last Fall’s multi-congregational Shared Pulpit class. Entitled “Beginning Again,” her sermon draws…
The Touchstones Theme for August is Ambiguity/Paradox. On Sunday, August 7th, Bill Heavlin delivers a sermon entitled “As Beautiful as the Last Summer Flowers: Ambiguous Loss and New Hope.” Coined by therapist Pauline Boss, ambiguous…
In continuation of our popular third Sunday “Sharing the Pulpit” series, UUCC will join UUSM on Sunday, July 17th, to hear Shared Pulpit graduate, UUSM’s Shaun Collins, deliver a sermon entitled “Keep the Faith.” Shaun ponders some…
The Touchstones Theme for July is Circle of Life. UUCC is honored to host Rev. Russ Menk, from the UU Fellowship of Santa Cruz County. On July 3rd Rev. Russ presents the…
The Touchstones Theme for June is Prophetic Imperative. We welcome Tom Devine to the UUCC pulpit on June 15th, with a sermon entitled “Church, Community, and Vision.” Tom shares his thoughts on the purpose of church…
On Sunday, June 5th, UUCC celebrates our grand re-opening with an offering to each other and to our community with a “Flower Communion: A Celebration of Hope” at Odd Fellows Hall, 526…
The Touchstones Theme for May is Courage. We welcome Laurel Frishman‘s return to the UUCC pulpit on May 15th, with a sermon entitled “What the Cowardly Lion Saw.” Laurel explores the source in our…
