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Dark Nights of the Soul
A Winter Solstice exploration.
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Hope for a New Beginning
GATHERING BELL Please take your seats and silently center yourselves for worship. OPENING CHIME ANNOUNCEMENTS Mckenzie Scott, Worship Leader PRELUDE It's Gonna Take Us All to Make a Change, by JP Flood and Jon Fromer * CONGREGATIONAL COVENANT Love is the doctrine of this congregation, The quest for truth is its sacrament, And service…
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Spirituality of Gratitude
GATHERING BELL Please take your seats and silently center yourselves for worship. OPENING CHIME ANNOUNCEMENTS Pat Mohr, Worship Leader PRELUDE Thanksgiving Song by Mary Chapin Carpenter * CONGREGATIONAL COVENANT Love is the doctrine of this congregation, The quest for truth is its sacrament, And service is its prayer. To dwell together in peace, To…
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Albert’s Quantum Theory of Light
Celebration of the beloved community being made up of individual packets of energy. Anniversary of the presentation of his theory. November 14, 2021 GATHERING BELL Please take your seats and silently center yourselves for worship. OPENING CHIME ANNOUNCEMENTS Connie Quirk, Worship Leader PRELUDE Sonatina in C by Mozart, trans. Piatigorsky * CONGREGATIONAL COVENANT Love is…
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Dia de Los Muertos
Message from Our Minister Each year, toward the end of October, the UUCC celebrates Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. This annual ritual provides an opportunity for us to give our sorrow words, as we remember those who have died and stay connected to them with our ability to remember. For may…
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Celebration of Animals
Today, we shall celebrate the creatures of the earth. We will have the blessing of the animals at 3:00 p.m. today. Special Event, Blessing of the Animals. Rev. Stephen Robinson
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Why the 8th?
This was a presentation of the 8th principle with Pippin Whittaker. The sermon is not available.
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Sacred Streets of San Francisco
Kickoff of LGBT History Month with a reflection of a trip to San Francisco and a visit to the LGBT Museum.
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A Crisis of Myopia
As the number of children who have myopia are growing, many researchers believe it’s connected to a lack of outside time and sunshine. We will look at the many ways we can suffer from myopia, both literally and figuratively and contemplate that light is the cure.

Stephen Robinson is originally from Carrollton, Georgia and has lived in Columbia, SC since 2004. He is the Clinical Pastoral Education Program Manager for Prisma Health Midlands and Chaplaincy Manager for Prisma Health Hospice and Community. Stephen has been an ACPE Certified Educator since 2008, and an ordained minister since 1994. He earned a B.A. in English from the University of West Georgia in Carrollton, GA and his M. Div. from the McAfee School of Theology of Mercer University in Atlanta, GA. He is an ordained minister and a chaplain endorsed by the Humanist Society of the American Humanist Association.