Welcome to Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church
Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church (LCUUC) is a religious community that encourages spiritual growth through compassion, wisdom, and understanding.
We draw inspiration from the principles of Unitarian Universalism, diverse religious sources, and the breadth of human experience. We seek to live in accordance with this inspiration, working for positive change in our community, country, and world.
Our next event:
Movies That Matter: "Inside Job"
Friday, May 18 at 7 p.m.
We invite you to visit us on a Sunday morning. Services start at 10:00 a.m. (Lake Country UU Church is wheelchair accessible.) Religious Education classes are offered during the service for children and youth from September to June. Activities for children and youth are planned during each summer service. We hope you will explore this site to find out more about our church and Unitarian Universalism.
We are a Welcoming Congregation! We offer gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered (GLBT) persons a religious home free of discrimination. We affirm same-sex marriage and the equal rights of GLBT persons. You can read more about Welcoming Congregations here.
Upcoming Service Descriptions (Check for service / activity cancellations HERE)
May 20: “Developing our Faith”, Kerry Duma, Director of Religious Education
We hear a lot about faith, but some UUs are uncomfortable with this “F word”. Join us this Sunday as we consider what it means to develop our faith. We will also hear from our children about some of the highlights of their year in Religious Education classes, and take a moment to acknowledge the work of the congregation in developing the faith of our youth.
May 27: “A Silence That Speaks: Memory and the Experience of the Sacred”, James A. Hobart, preaching
In observation of Memorial Day, the service will consider our indebtedness to the contributions of past generations for our being and well-being.
June 3: “Remembering and Following”, James A. Hobart, preaching
Our annual Flower Festival , as its founder named it, or Flower Communion as it is now commonly known. Everyone is invited to bring a flower to add to our community bouquet. This is Jim Hobart’s final service during the 2011-2012 church year.
For past services, see the Services Archive (including recorded sermons)
SECRETARY'S OFFICE HOURS: Mon./Tues./Fri. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. and Thurs. 12-4:30 p.m.
Please schedule appointments to see either the minister or director of religious education.
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