Welcome to the Community Unitarian Universalist Church
Nurture your spirit. Heal our community.
Services begin at 10:30 am every Sunday morning.
Come join us in person or by Zoom.
Who Are We?
We are a people of faith with open minds, loving hearts and helping hands. CUUC has been a part of the Tri-Cities since 1948, helping families explore world religions, human diversity, ethics and responsible living. We keep our minds open to the religious questions people have struggled with in all times and places. We believe that personal experience, conscience, and reason should be the final authorities in religion. In the end, religious authority lies not in a book, person, or institution, but in ourselves. CUUC’s services and programs support each person’s life-long growth and spiritual learning. Come as you are. Come as who you are. We are a Welcoming Congregation. Our differing strengths and gifts join to form a caring and vibrant church.
We are Unitarian Universalists
Please Join Us for Our Upcoming Services
August worship services
August 2
“Lughnasadh” Joan Gray and CUUPS
Lughnasadh is the first harvest of the year, typically celebrating golden grain harvest. Grain is an essential part of any food system, even those that don’t tolerate gluten. We will be exploring and meditating on the idea of food justice, for people and other beings of the earth and justice for the earth itself. This will be an interactive service for all ages that includes stories from many sources.
August 9
“Bigger than a Sunday Service, Bigger than CUUC” Virginia Tomlinson, Loraine Bottorff and musicians Joan Gray and Hollis Bredeweg
CUUC is bigger than our Sunday services. As a Unitarian Universalist congregation, CUUC is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). This service focuses on the work that we are part of through the larger UUA.
August 16
"Emerson" Matt Smith and Wanda Clifton
We Unitarian Universalists don’t have prophets, saints or seers. What we do have are sages, those who have helped light our path from the rigid beliefs and doctrines of the past into an enlightened future. One of these guiding lights was Ralph Waldo Emerson, who preferred people knew him as just, “Waldo”. Through his writings and actions, Waldo helped us to remove the shackles of religious doctrine as well as those of the slaves in the antebellum South. Let’s talk about a life lived during a most unusual time in our nation’s history.
August 23
“Returning from her July leave, Rev. Ellie begins a new church year with us.” Rev. Ellie Kilpatrick and musicians David Cohoe and Dan Strom
August 30
“Blessing of the Backpacks and Briefcases” Regina McConaghy and musician Fran Handy
A new school year beckons. As Unitarian Universalists, we are all life-long learners, even if it's been a long time since we last sat in a classroom. What learning are you looking forward to? What learning do you need to do, but need support from your faith community in order to embrace going about it?
Bring your backpack, briefcase, or other bag you carry with you as you go about your life, and have it filled with a bounty of (invisible) blessings in this joyful worship. We will also be celebrating Donut Communion as part of this service. If you plan to attend via Zoom, plan on having a donut handy so you can participate in the guided meditation and treat. In-person and on zoom.
How to attend our sunday services remotely:
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What’s Happening?
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Come Visit Us!
Our church is located at 2819 W Sylvester St. in Pasco, WA. Here is our location on Google Maps.
We look forward to meeting you.
