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A Buddhist Perspective
Impermanence is the underlying reality of all existence. Given that all that appears will disappear how might we live our lives? A Buddhist-influenced ethic both arises and is influenced by a deep understanding that in the end we will lose everything.
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Change: Friend or Enemy?
One of our Values as Unitarians is “Transformation: We adapt to the changing world”. We are living in unprecedented times and the challenge to adapt to so many changes can be overwhelming. We need to pause and consider the good and the bad of change rather than resisting just because it is different. Each generation…
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Which Sign Will You Read?
Mary and Joseph were greeted with a “No Vacancy” sign when Jesus was born, yet they refused to believe it. What signs telling us who we are will we believe?
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Christmas Pageant and Service
Sunday December 14 at 11:00 Am to 12 PM
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75 years: A Celebration in Song with UUCC Music Director Dr. Anna Hamilton
Come join in the song for this music-filled service celebrating the UUCC’s 75 year anniversary! This service will feature stories from our congregation’s musical past, performances by UUCC musicians and choral groups, and many opportunities to sing along.
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On Being Spiritual
The development of spiritual virtues – loving all of life, even the hard parts; equanimity, compassion – may be entirely a matter of getting our neurons wired a certain way, but the circuitry of spirituality differs from the circuitry of cognition and emotion, though it draws on both.
In-Person Services, Columbia, SC Sundays 11AM
