In July 1846, Henry David Thoreau wrote Civil Disobedience, explaining the reasoning behind his refusal to pay taxes as a protest against slavery and the US war with Mexico. His writing, which would go on to influence many others, including Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. declared that “it is the citizen’s duty to … Continued

Women actively shaped Unitarian Universalism throughout its history, even though it took many generations before women were formally allowed to assume leadership roles, including serving as ordained ministers. We’ll explore the contributions of leading women within UUism including women within our own Central Unitarian Church, and consider how their legacy has shaped the way we … Continued

Robert René Galvan (Choir Director) and Matt Anderson (Music Director) lead music Sunday. Our service includes readings and performances by the CUC choir, house band, and special musical guests along with a homily from René Galvan.

Join Rev. Andrée Mol and Lynn Sodora (Director of Religious Education) for an all-ages service exploring the various ways love shows up in our lives. Together, we’ll sing, share stories, and create a valentine of caring which represents how we all make love tangible in our world.

We gather together to celebrate all that we give and receive from our beloved congregation, Central Unitarian Church. The service marks the beginning of our pledge campaign for the 2020-2021 pledge year. During this time we ask you to consider how your stewardship — no matter what shape it takes — helps to contribute to … Continued

Our beloved congregation relies on the dedication of our volunteers to contribute their time, energy, and talents to our daily activities and decision making. This Sunday, we will hear from some of our congregation leaders and what their contributions to CUC have meant to them.

Martin Luther King, Jr delivered a lecture titled “Don’t Sleep Through the Revolution” to the Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly in 1966. We will look back at his inspiring life and consider the relevance in 2020 for the words he delivered directly to UUs.

Unitarian Universalism centers covenant — the commitment we make to each other as a congregation — over belief. During this service we’ll celebrate and recommit ourselves to the Central Unitarian Church covenant. We’ll also explore the challenges and heartaches that come with upholding our covenant.

After the beginning of a new year, instead of committing yourself to a list of resolutions, find and commit yourself to a single word. Rev. Andrée will share the power of committing to a word for a year as a spiritual practice. Along the way, they will share the word they’ve chosen for themselves for … Continued

The Sosinsky family leads our service to mark the end of the year.