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MESSAGE REGARDING COVID-19:
We have been monitoring guidance from the CDC as well as state and local health departments, and have suspended all in-person church activities and programming including Sunday worship services and Religious Education to promote public health and protect high-risk populations in our church and wider community. Here's a letter from Rev. Thom Belote, our minister, with more information.
We have been monitoring guidance from the CDC as well as state and local health departments, and have suspended all in-person church activities and programming including Sunday worship services and Religious Education to promote public health and protect high-risk populations in our church and wider community. Here's a letter from Rev. Thom Belote, our minister, with more information.
Sunday ServicesJoin in "Virtual Worship" here! Services for adults and children will be will be posted on Sunday at 10am. July 12, 2020
“Let’s Talk About Policing” Rev. Thom Belote, preaching The racial justice uprisings sweeping our nation are demanding a change to how policing is done in our country. Some make the case for extensive reform, while others are calling for abolition. Our own Unitarian Universalist denomination has issued guidance for interactions between congregations and police. As religious people, it is incumbent upon us to listen to these conversations and reflect on how our local community is and isn’t living up to a vision of racial equity. An important service for these times. MUSIC NOTES: This Sunday, Richard Edwards will provide the Special Music, reaching back to the mid-1960s to find songs by Bob Dylan and Stephen Stills that resonate eerily well with social and political events in today’s world. On one of the pieces, Richard will be joined by what’s become known as the “In House Band,” this time consisting of Richard, Danny Gotham, Jay Miller and Max Kuhlman. Along with Glenn Mehrbach, they will also accompany the hymns for the service, along with the ever-changing virtual choir. To listen to recordings of past sermons, click here. UPCOMING EVENTS |
the Community Church
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PARKING: Please honor the parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities and limited mobility at the front of the church, as well as the spaces reserved for the Auction Winners. We encourage folks to carpool and/or park offsite, if at all possible. Parking is available at The Community Church, as well as alternate parking options. Click here for a map.
Please note: parking is not allowed at the Kehillah across the street.
Monthly calendar can be viewed here.
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Making a Financial Commitment
Building Project: History and Status
Featured Events (for Orders of Service)
Weekly Announcements
Monthly Newsletter
Monthly Calendar
Calendar Requests
Fall Auction
Community Church Concerts
Parking Rental Waitlist
Building Project: History and Status
Featured Events (for Orders of Service)
Weekly Announcements
Monthly Newsletter
Monthly Calendar
Calendar Requests
Fall Auction
Community Church Concerts
Parking Rental Waitlist
We are a Welcoming Congregation
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We are a congregation that has historically stood for the civil rights of all people, especially those affected by racism and homophobia. We are a Welcoming Congregation, celebrating and affirming the active presence in our congregation of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and heterosexual members and friends and their families. We are actively engaged in dialogue about how to be a more racially diverse, multicultural, anti-oppressive congregation.
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Office Hours: Tuesday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Sunday Services: 9:30 a.m. & 11:15 a.m.
Sunday Services: 9:30 a.m. & 11:15 a.m.
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address |
106 Purefoy Road
Chapel Hill, NC 27514 |