Our Mission Statement
As a welcoming congregation, we work and worship together to become people of open minds, loving hearts, and helping hands. We honor the transformative power of love in our individual lives and broader communities.
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This Month's SUNDAY SERVICES
Every Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
6762 Cypress Lake Road - Statesboro, Georgia
Living Our Principles
We Offer Hybrid Services
In-person OR via Facebook Live
If you prefer to attend online, the service will be offered at:
We hope that you will join us!
March 1
"Morning Has Broken. Now Rise"
Clint Tawes
Drawing on Dr. King’s 1966 challenge to Unitarian Universalists, this sermon explores what it means to stay morally awake in a time of political upheaval and threats to human dignity. Paying attention is not passive — it is a form of faith.
March 8
"Why I'm UU"
May Armstrong
A panel of three will share what brought them to UU.
March 15
"Exploring Religious Naturalism with Ursula Goodenough"
Carolyn Wallace
Carolyn Wallace will discuss some key ideas about religious naturalism, as interpreted by Ursula Goodenough in her book, Sacred Depths of Nature. How can we feel reverence for nature that is just as satisfying as our worship experiences?
March 22
"Eden and Apocalypse"
Rev. Samara Powers
Our Universalist ancestors rejected the notion of hell. How can modern UUs claim this heritage to love our neighbor? What hell will we reject in service of building the Beloved Community?
March 29
"Spark Your Soul, Move Your Body"
Rev. Samara Powers
Whether you are staying in your lane, or following your bliss, there is wisdom in selectivity. How spiritual discernment fosters both multicultural awareness and effective social action in community-building.
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