Worship With Us
Sunday morning worship is at the center
of our church community. It’s where we gather each week to celebrate the values that unite us, broaden our understanding, deepen our spiritual lives, confront the challenges of living, explore the demands of justice, and build connections of fellowship, caring, trust and concern. If you’d like to know more about our congregation, it’s the place to begin, and please know that whatever your history, whatever your heritage, whomever you love, you are welcome among us.
Not been to one of our services before? Here’s what to expect on Sundays.
Every month we publish descriptions of upcoming sermons.
We believe that we as a congregation are responsible to the larger community, so on the first Sunday of every month we contribute all cash and designated checks in our offering to organizations whose values we support. These are called Community Plate Sundays and are part of our Justice Ministry.
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A Message from Rev. Dr. Cathy Harrington,
Interim Lead Minister
Greetings Members and Friends of UUCA,
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I am excited and honored to have been chosen to serve as your interim minister during this time of transition and look forward to our time together. As I have gotten older and wiser, my main goal in life has been to cultivate joy in my personal life and in my ministry. I tell you this because though we have a lot of hard work to do, we are first going to take time to get to know each other and have fun together. I want to learn about your accomplishments, challenges, joys, and concerns as well as your hopes and dreams for the future. And we will be carefully navigating the complex challenge of returning to church as the pandemic restrictions are gradually lifted.
As an accredited interim minister (AIM), I have completed multiple trainings and enjoyed years of successful service to multiple UU congregations. I love doing this specialized type of ministry and have claimed as my motto “Love them and leave them.” Saying goodbye is the hardest part of this work but having the privilege to walk this transitional journey with Unitarian Universalist congregations has been the most significant and rewarding ministry of my career.
Rev. Cathy Harrington