• RE (Children’s Sunday Activities) on Summer Break

    UUCL Children’s Sunday Activities (a.k.a. Religious Exploration) are taking a break for the summer. We look forward to seeing your children of all ages for fun and learning when we get back together in August. If you have any questions about our Children’s Activities, please contact our RE Director, Heather Curry.

  • Sunday Events – June 26

    10:00 a.m. – Adult Discussion Group What is the use and importance of mythology in our lives today? UUCL Children’s Religious Exploration (Sunday School/Nursery/etc.) is on break for the Summer. Everything will start up again in August. 11:00 a.m. – Worship Service Join us for a talk and dialogue with the Imam Azhar Subedar.  We will…

  • Sunday Events – June 19

    10:00 a.m. – Adult Discussion Group  Should companies have access to our National Parks? UUCL Children’s Religious Exploration (Sunday School/Nursery/etc.) is on break for the Summer.   Everything will start up again in August. 11:00 a.m. – Worship Service Come and celebrate Father’s Day with us at UUCL!  Jason Mallory will be sharing with us on…

  • Sunday Events – June 12

    10:00 a.m. – Adult Discussion Group  Are there angels?  If so, what are their origins? 10:00 a.m. – Religious Exploration Tot Room (ages 0-3):  Our littlest ones will explore their world in a safe and loving environment with hands on activities. Elementary (ages 4-8):  We will be exploring our 6 UU Sources with an emphasis on love…

  • Sunday Events – June 5

    10:00 a.m. – Adult Discussion Group  What should be our relationship to China?  Share any personal experiences with the group. 10:00 a.m. – Religious Exploration Tot Room (ages 0-3):  Our littlest ones will explore their world in a safe and loving environment with hands on activities. Elementary (ages 4-8):  We will be exploring our 6 UU Sources…

  • June Book Discussion

    Please join us following Coffee Hour on Sunday, June 5, as we discuss The Truth About Stories by American-Canadian-Native writer Thomas King. King first wrote the essays for a series of lectures in Canada. His writing is part-lecture, part autobiography and part fable. The Truth About Stories is a wonderful message of the importance of examining…