At Community Church Unitarian Universalist, we journey together to bring justice, equity and compassion to our lives, the Community in which we covenant and the larger world.
Worship Overview
We are guided by the Unitarian Universalist Seven Principles and light the chalice each week as a symbol of our faith. Created during World War II to honor Unitarians who helped people escape Nazi persecution, the chalice centers us in worship and reminds as, a Community, of the work we must do outside our Sanctuary walls toward greater peace, and liberty for all.
Worship at CCUU is dynamic and evolving, with deep roots and space for new growth. Members are encouraged to collaborate with our Worship Ministry (worship@ccuunola.org) to engage in traditions that reflect their spiritual journeys, whether through science, social justice, or other faiths. We believe that deep theological reflection can and should encompass all that surrounds us. In worship, community and ritual, we embark upon that reflection with full hearts, creating sacred moments we return to each year.
Holiday Celebrations
We honor both Christian and multi-faith traditions, celebrating Christmas Eve through a UU lens, with a focus on rebirth during Easter. Our church year begins in September with a water blessing ceremony and includes services for remembrance in October. Throughout the year, we host a variety of special services, including child dedications, music services, and more.
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