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.
We invite you to visit us on a Sunday morning. Services start at 10:00 a.m. We hope you will explore this site to find out more about our church and Unitarian Universalism.
Special Event
Chip Duncan, filmmaker, explorer, author, will be speaking on his work documenting the human experience in nearly all of the world’s most ravaged regions – and the hope he sees for the future. Chip’s new book is a photo-essay memoir of times in Darfur, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Chip has spent much time in Haiti, as well, and has many insights to share.
This event will be held on Feb 14th at 12:30 p.m. at the church. The event is free and open to the public.
For more information click here.
Upcoming Services
Feb. 14: “Love and What the Heart Can Bear,” by Rev. Jane Esbensen
In this February service we will focus on the re-imagining of Valentine’s Day by celebrating National Standing on the Side of Love Day. The UUA in Boston has created this social justice Sunday for February 14th of this year, and UU congregations across the nation are being invited to participate in this day of worship and practice of the works of love. I hope you will join us for a full day of listening, discussing, sharing, and learning what the challenges are for this chosen religion we call our own: a religious life that centers squarely upon social justice issues, here and abroad. We care, but what is possible? How much can we really do?
Feb. 21: “Sallying Forth: A Religious Venture – Auction Sermon #1,” by Rev. Jane Esbensen
What does our UU religion have to offer our nation? How does our Judeo-Christian heritage position us realistically today? In these times of stronger and more vocal utterances by the Christian right in this country, on this Sunday I will be speaking about the future of faith, the Christian faith, and how our religion either resonates with that future, or it doesn’t, and what that will mean for us in the long run.
Feb. 28: “Being There,” by church member Mike Santo
This sermon explores the awesome fact that we are being there in the world and responsible for the world as existence itself. We are the beings who ask “Why is there anything rather than nothing at all?”
A list of past services can be found in the Services Archive.
Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church is 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. Read more about Welcoming Congregations here.
Lake Country UU Church is wheelchair accessible.
About the LCUUC website
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