Worship Overview

We come together for fellowship, inspiration, and to challenge ourselves. Most Unitarian Universalists will say, “If you want to know what a typical UU service feels like, attend service at least six times.” During this time, you will encounter variety. However, there are some elements that you can usually count on:
- Beautiful music
- A story for children
- The sharing of our joys and sorrows
- Good company
- Rituals like lighting and extinguishing our chalice.

Our Sunday worship service almost always begins at 10:30 AM, unless indicated otherwise on our CUUF Calendar for the holidays. Worship services are hosted in our sanctuary and online via Zoom.
Most weeks, a sermon or talk engages our hearts and minds. We are learning how to be good humans, and that takes practice! Coming together at least once weekly to support and nurture one another on our journey is essential.
April’s Worship Theme:
“Our Mission and Covenant”
CUUF’s Visual Arts Theme for Spring: Nature
As we move into springtime, the sanctuary will feature nature-related themes.
Fanciful handmade birds hang overhead, and posters, paintings, and photographs depicting plants and other natural things will hang on our walls.
- Two paintings by Martha Flores are on the back/west wall.
- Two photos by Julie McAllister
- A mixed-media painting/collage by Maite Madsen is on the south wall.