We worship Sundays at 11:15 in the chapel at church and live streamed
on Zoom (Meeting ID is 989 0789 7878).   Come join us.
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This Sunday

“For and Against”

“For and Against”
The Rev. Dr. Mark Y.A. Davies, leading

Download the morning program on Saturday here or read it below without downloading

Sometimes being for love and justice in the world requires us to work against those forces in the world that perpetuate hate, violence, and injustice. … read more.

We’re Starting the Search for our 1st Minister. Hooray!!

We’ve been a lay-led congregation for 25 years. We’ve a solid track record, own our building, and for the last year are a hybrid church – serving the world from Denison Texas. We’re seeking a two-year Contract Clergy person who will join us in “Carrying the Flame” of liberal religion in Texoma.

Recently we interviewed our people to learn what folks want in a minister and are in the throes of securing the compensation package.

If a project can have a theme song, here’s ours (from a newer UU minister):
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If you would like to pledge to our Minister Fund, click HERE.

Did You Know?

  • This Autumn: Explore the Unitarian Gothic!This Autumn: Explore the Unitarian Gothic!
    Unitarian authors are disproportionately represented in the tradition of gothic literature.   This anthology includes some of the best of work of those authors, alongside a critical introduction explaining their links to Unitarian Theology.  Some might be surprised to learn that Unitarianism, closely associated with the Enlightenment and its positive valuation of reason and human nature, also has such a large claim to the dark, clammy dungeons of the gothic. … The post This Autumn: Explore the Unitarian Gothic! first appeared on Harvard Square Library. Read more »
    Source: Harvard Square Library | Published: October 14, 2022 - 9:39 am
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Beginning our 2nd Year of Hybrid Church

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UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray offers a new message of hope, healing and welcome for Ingathering in the 2022 congregational year.








About Us
 

What We Are Doing

  Living our lives with integrity, respectful of all people and committed to always exploring our individual paths of knowledge, service and spiritual growth is what we are doing. It happens in surprising ways – a sermon, a discussion, a potluck, an outreach project or a protest and sitting in stillness with a chapel full of kindred spirits. It can be hard to fathom how beautifully embracing a pluralistic view of life can bring such joy.



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What is our UU Covenant?

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Unitarian Universalists are not required to accept, a professions of faith or specific sacraments as prerequisites for joining a UU congregation.  Rather we have seven principles upon which we build a Living Tradition.  Click on the link below to view our seven principles and also see that our Living Tradition we share draws from many sources.

UUs are now exploring an eighth principle related to creating the beloved community, as discussed in the above 3 minutes video.


Our Seven Principles