WORSHIP ON SUNDAYS
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UPCOMING EVENTS
APRIL 11 - MUSIC GALA AT 7PM: "HELLO GOODBYE" This year's Music Gala, entitled "Hello Goodbye," will take place in the Sanctuary on Saturday evening, April 11, at 7pm, followed immediately by a dessert reception with live music in the Community Room. In one fast paced 90 minute act, you'll experience songs of beginnings and endings performed by your fellow congregation members, backed by a stellar five-piece House Band. SEE THE WEBPAGE TO LEARN MORE!
DURING SUNDAY SOCIALS
APRIL 11 - OUTDOOR CONNECTIONS: PEAK OF SPRING WILDFLOWER WALK, 11:30 AM Pinxter Azaleas, Green and Gold, Dwarf Crested Iris, Spring Beauties, Golden Alexander, Wood Sorrel. We'll start at Duke Forest Gate 26, Whitfield Rd. for a two mile loop along New Hope Creek with multiple stops to see and enjoy. Bring binoculars for early migrating species. Lunch afterwards at New Hope Market. APRIL 12 - SHARE THE PLATE APRIL 12: A SWEET SENDOFF FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Join us April 12 for Share the Plate supporting Project Graduation 2026. This year’s "Candy Land" theme celebrates 900+ Chapel Hill/Carrboro City Schools graduates with a FREE, safe, substance-free, all-night party. For 34 years, we’ve provided food and entertainment to ensure graduation night is free of driving-related tragedies and safe for the whole community. Help us reach our $71k goal—half goes to prizes and student scholarships! We hope you'll give and volunteer generously. APRIL 12 - PARENTS OF LGBTQIA+ CHILDREN - SECOND SUNDAYS -- 1 - 2:30 PM Each of us has worth and dignity, and that worth includes gender and sexuality. As Unitarian Universalists, we not only open our doors to people of all ages of all sexual orientations and gender identities, we value that diversity of sexuality and gender and see it as a spiritual gift. Ours is an inclusive religious community, and we work for LGBTQIA+ justice and equity as a core part of who we are as people. All of who our children are is sacred and welcome. Parents and caregivers of LGBTQIA+ children of all ages are welcome to join us for guided confidential discussion, support and resources. For more info, please contact Rachel Rose. APRIL 18 - NON-FICTION READERS BOOK CLUB MEETS APRIL 18 The UU Nonfiction Readers Book Club will meet on Saturday, April 18 from 10:30 AM – 12 PM in the Living Room. We will be discussing "Of Boys and Men" by Richard Reeves. The book argues that boys/men are facing real, measurable challenges in modern society and that these issues deserve attention without dismissing ongoing gender inequalities. Our discussions are lively and informal; all are welcome. See our webpage for more info. COMMUNITY CHURCH IN ACTION
SPECIAL "bUUddies" BREAKFAST
Children's Ministry & Religious Education On February 14, 2026, seventeen pairs of "bUUddies" gathered to celebrate making a new friend at church. The bUUddies had Breakfast, played Bingo, created marshmallow Buildings and Beaded. It was a Blast! For more information about the Special bUUddies program, contact Kat Good, Assistant Director of Religious Education. |
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. |
SUNDAY 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. See a map here. Please note: Parking is not allowed at the Kehillah across the street. WEEKDAY PARKING (for church functions): The Main Lot is fully rented; please use the small Front Lot directly in front of the church, the wooded Pine Lot along Purefoy Road, or in the Rear Lot behind the church.