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View of church from street
UU participants at social justice rally downtown
Singing a hymn during worship
Our three settled ministers pictured in 2016, from left: Rev. William Haney (1989-2010); Rev. Dr. Molly Housh Gordon (2012-present); and Rev. Gertrude Lindener-Stawski (1980-1986).
Connections fair in fall 2024
The UUCC Band performing during worship
Rally in front of church in support of immigrants
Picnic at start of church year in September
Social event at church
Interactive worship service
Singing UUCC's unique closing benediction
Dedication of the new church sign in 2012
Service trip to Honduras
Full sanctuary after Nov. 5, 2024 general election
First Sunday Potluck serving line
Potluck seating in sanctuary
UUCC youth at Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly
Ourdoor worship service in the Memorial Garden behind the church
Drone view of the church
UUCC float in fall 2026 Pride parade downtown
Christmas Eve 2025 candlelight worship service
Thirteen new members joined UUCC on Feb. 2, 2025
The UU Choir performing during worship

Next Worship Service

10:30 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026
“The Grass Grows Over”
Ben Schulz, Lay Leader

A sense of place and rootedness can be comforting, but what does it mean to be rooted in places that are scarred and polluted? The forces of violence and exploitation are all around, and the places that remember them are not so far away as we might think. For this Sunday’s sacred place, we’ll look to one such troubled history in our own backyard: Rocky Fork Lakes Conservation Area, in northern Boone County. What might it tell us about what it means to remember and live on in the aftermath?

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Nov. 8 Sermon Video

"Start in Your Own Backyard" was Rev. Molly's post-election sermon on Nov. 8, 2026. She said, "I know that one election cannot magically solve our generational ills or ever bring back all that has been lost. I know that there is work ahead of us.... We are called to be faithful to the work of love where we are – to feed each other, to know each other, to help each other, to need each other."

Full Sunday Schedule

Nov. 15, 2026

9 a.m. – Forum Discussion Group
9 a.m. – Mindfulness Meditation
10:30 a.m. – Worship Service
10:30 a.m. – Youth Religious Education
After Worship – Coffee Hour
Noon – YRUU
Noon – Care Team Meeting
Noon – LGBTQ Collective
4:30 to 6:45 p.m. – Loaves and Fishes
6 p.m – Choir Concert Rehearsal

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