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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

Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt elected UUA President and new Article II: Values and Covenant advanced at 2023 General Assembly June 29, 2023
Between June 21st and 25th, over 4000 Unitarian Universalists, including 2593 delegates from 715 congregations participated in the annual UUA General Assembly in Pittsburgh, PA or virtually. During the proceedings Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt was elected UUA President to serve a six year term. She will be the first queer individual and the first woman ...
Cool Off & Charge Up June 17, 2023
Due to the recent storms causing power outages, UUJXN is responding to the MS Rapid Response Coalition’s call for churches to serve as cooling and charging stations. We are open Saturday, June 18th until 5:30 pm if you need to cool off or charge your devices. We will be open again Sunday beginning at 10:30 am. ...
New Board Elected June 17, 2023
At the Biannual Spring Congregational Meeting, a new Board was elected. Were so pleased to announce our 2023-2024 Board is: Jill Morgan, President-Elect Gwen Peavy, President Katie Coates, Past President Dianne Albertson, Secretary Lisa Dunn, Treasurer Amy Craig, 1st Trustee Evelyn Moore, 2nd Trustee

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UUCJ is a community of open-minded, accepting people who care about other people and try to make the world a better place

― Natalie Maynor

UUCJ is a welcoming friendly community that inspires, supports, and connects people!

― Katie Coates

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