Join us for word and song as we celebrate the beauty and potential of each unique life and what it means to follow a star.
“For each child that is born, a morning star ris
es and sings to the universe who we are.” -Manish Mishra-Marzetti
Stroll to nearby Craig Park afterwards to see “Light up the Bayou” luminaries
We’ve got some exciting events coming up this Winter with more in the works for Spring.
Stay tuned for details!
All are invited to a Holiday Open House the first three Saturdays in December featuring free docent-led tours of the Inness Paintings.
Nature always seems to come through with direction and healing. There is wisdom in knowing when to head toward stillness and reflection, and when to reemerge.
The poster outside our sanctuary signifies that we are a UUA “Welcoming Congregation.” It means that UUCTS did the work to certify that we are a welcoming place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people. At a time when there is so much unwelcome and discrimination, we proudly affirm that ALL of who you are is sacred here, and ALL of who you are is welcome.
The poster outside our sanctuary signifies that we are a UUA “Welcoming Congregation.” It means that UUCTS did the work to certify that we are a welcoming place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people. At a time when there is so much unwelcome and discrimination, we proudly affirm that ALL of who you are is sacred here, and ALL of who you are is welcome.
My promise is that I will be open minded and open hearted. I will travel with you in this journey and strive to be a minister who listens deeply and helps bring healing and hope to this faith community and in outreach to our neighbors near and far. Our living UU tradition, with love at its center, is so needed in the world.
As we enter this new chapter, we look to combine our gifts in creative ways. Shared ministry is not a totally new idea to us, but we are counting on new energy to fuel our work so that our “beacon of liberal religion” may truly shine.
A final message and update with Rev. Kristina Spaude with the UUCTS community.
Reimagining their two musical traditions, Llanera superstar Larry Bellorín (Venezuela) and Latingrass GRAMMY-nominee Joe Troop (North Carolina) play harp, banjo, fiddle, cuatro, maracas, guitar, upright bass, and sing to inspire joy and unity. Their engaging bilingual program includes storytelling, humor, singalongs, and dancing. Wednesday, September 4 6:30pm Doors Open | 7:00 pm Showtime Enjoy two … Continue reading Larry & Joe: Venezuelan-Appalachian Folk Fusion Duo
