upcoming services & SCHEDULE
PLEASE JOIN US FOR LIVESTREAMED OR IN-PERSON SERVICES: SUNDAYS AT 10AM!
JANUARY 2022
While Rev. Thom Belote takes a well-deserved sabbatical until April 1, 2022, Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen, a member of The Community Church of Chapel Hill Unitarian Universalist, and Minister Emerita of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens, Georgia, serves as Sabbatical Minister.
January 23
“For Body, Mind and Spirit”
Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen
Often our spiritual expressions and experiences remain in our heads. Let's fully embody our Unitarian Universalist spirit!
January 30
Frog & Toad Theater Presents... A Multigenerational Service
Marion Hirsch and Kat Good, leading worship
Join us for an all-ages multigenerational service including a puppet show with Arnold Lobel's beloved characters, Frog and Toad. The service will focus on the power of friendship and resilience.
Congregational Meeting immediately following the Service
February 6
“What’s in a Word?”
Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen
Finding the right words to express our personal, religious, or spiritual ideas and experiences often can be difficult. Does the specialized language of religion help or hinder our understanding or communications?
February 13
A Divine Gift of Love
Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen
We’ll share a little love as we explore the divine origins of something many of us love – chocolate – a common symbol and gift of love on Valentine’s Day. (ONLINE PARTICIPANTS: Please have a solid piece of chocolate available for a tasty meditation. Don’t like chocolate? Choose another melt-in-your-mouth delight.)
February 20
Campus Ministry Sunday
This is a great opportunity to hear what is going on in the spiritual lives of the college students who are members of the UU group at UNC sponsored by The Community Church.
February 27
“Seeing the Forest and the Trees”
Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen
Sometimes we’re so firmly rooted in our place, we don’t realize we’re part of a forest. What does it take to see all the trees that make up the forest?
JANUARY 2022
While Rev. Thom Belote takes a well-deserved sabbatical until April 1, 2022, Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen, a member of The Community Church of Chapel Hill Unitarian Universalist, and Minister Emerita of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens, Georgia, serves as Sabbatical Minister.
January 23
“For Body, Mind and Spirit”
Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen
Often our spiritual expressions and experiences remain in our heads. Let's fully embody our Unitarian Universalist spirit!
January 30
Frog & Toad Theater Presents... A Multigenerational Service
Marion Hirsch and Kat Good, leading worship
Join us for an all-ages multigenerational service including a puppet show with Arnold Lobel's beloved characters, Frog and Toad. The service will focus on the power of friendship and resilience.
Congregational Meeting immediately following the Service
February 6
“What’s in a Word?”
Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen
Finding the right words to express our personal, religious, or spiritual ideas and experiences often can be difficult. Does the specialized language of religion help or hinder our understanding or communications?
February 13
A Divine Gift of Love
Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen
We’ll share a little love as we explore the divine origins of something many of us love – chocolate – a common symbol and gift of love on Valentine’s Day. (ONLINE PARTICIPANTS: Please have a solid piece of chocolate available for a tasty meditation. Don’t like chocolate? Choose another melt-in-your-mouth delight.)
February 20
Campus Ministry Sunday
This is a great opportunity to hear what is going on in the spiritual lives of the college students who are members of the UU group at UNC sponsored by The Community Church.
February 27
“Seeing the Forest and the Trees”
Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen
Sometimes we’re so firmly rooted in our place, we don’t realize we’re part of a forest. What does it take to see all the trees that make up the forest?