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Embracing Our Differences and Commonalities

May 19, 2024 - 11:00 amRev. Jim Snowdancer Becker

As children, we explore each other and are very accepting of differences and commonalties. What happens as we grow up? What causes us to move from acceptance to our individual cubbyholes or corners? How can we move to change this in our world? Join Rev. Snowdancer Becker as we deal with these hard-to-solve issues. We … Continue reading Embracing Our Differences and Commonalities

UUWomenspirit 2020 September 24, 2020
Unitarian Universalist Womenspirit is hosting it’s first virtual weekend gathering October 16 – 18. Registration for Everyday Sacred is now open! To view details of the virtual weekend gathering, check out the brochure, or visit the UUWomenspirit website. If you wish to register for the event, link to Campwise. You can also contact the event registrar at uuwomenspirit@gmail.com for ...
Sale Deal Signed August 4, 2020
It’s official! The Transition Taskforce is pleased to announce that UUCJ has entered into a contract on our former congregational home for its transformation into an early care and education center. The lease-purchase agreement will continue for up to 24 months with an official closing date of no later than September 30, 2022. The proceeds ...
2020 Budget May 17, 2020
The proposed 2020 budget was adopted at the Spring Congregational Meeting: Revised proposal for 2020 budget

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UUCJ has been home base for me for many years now. I’ve been able to provide leadership through many positions in the church. There are so many opportunities for personal and spiritual growth here. It has been a blessing to be part of this faith community. I look forward to many more years with this … Continue reading Snowdancer

― Snowdancer

I was looking for a religiously liberal community where I would find support for living out my values without having to compromise my beliefs. I found that and so much more at UUCJ!

― Stacy Callender

I visited the church years ago and was interested and impressed with their unique approach to religious community. Now, I’m actively involved and feel as though I am contributing to a community that is meaningful and helps me find the connection that I have always sought but never found in church.

― Esther Newell