Gifts and Growth
Join Rica and her intern committee for her last service at OCUUC!
Justice: The Past, Present, and Future
The work of the church is essential – for ourselves and our communities.
Flower Communion
Find out how we did Flower Communion online. It was a fun service for all ages.
Transitions
Come explore with Rev. Sian and Rica, our Intern Minister, how we grow, learn, and find the holy in ourselves, others and all that is happening around us.
Youth Service
Join our youth as they celebrate and educate us on what it means to be Unitarian Universalists in this day and age.
Moral Injury
We live in a unique time, where humanity faces new moral questions. Come explore the answers to these new questions. What is Moral Injury: Feelings of guild and shame as a result of committing an act that violates one’s moral conscience or witnessing a similar act that one was unable or unwilling to prevent. Three Questions: What if fear was taken out of the equation? Whose voice is not being heard? What is love asking of us?
Tell Me the Story
Intern Minister Rica Kaufel and her mother, Angelika Kaufel with the story of “Stolpersteine” (Stumbling Stones).
Many Different Beliefs
Being part of a Unitarian Universalist Congregation is a unique experience for many. Rev. Sian Wiltshire
Technology and Spirituality
Technology as a spiritual practice. 1) Human connection, 2) Perspective and 3) Humility. Rev. Sian Wiltshire
Moppa Earth
Diversity abounds in nature, yet we struggle with embracing all the diverse ways we show up as human. On this earth day, what lessons can our planet and its denizens teach us? Rev. Sian Wiltshire
A Place of waiting
Often when we celebrate Easter, we want to jump from Good Friday straight to Easter Sunday, ignoring Holy Saturday, this day of waiting and not knowing. Yet right now, during these times, it is this day between, this place of waiting, not knowing, and hoping, that can give us comfort and inspiration.
First You Give, Then You Love
Join us for this celebration of what it means to belong to this beloved community in this time of crisis! Rev. Sian Wiltshire