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Return to In Person Services March 20, 2022
A return to weekly in-person Sunday services beginning April 3, 2022 has been announced by the Exploring Our Beliefs Worship and Religious Exploration Team. Each week, worship services, RE classes for children, and nursery for infants and toddlers will be offered in person from 11:00-12:00. The building will open at 10:30 am each morning and close ...
Transitions February 15, 2022
Rev. Justin McCreary and the Board announced on February 2, 2022, that Rev. Justin will be leaving his ministry with us in August. We came to this mutual agreement as he has felt the pull for full-time ministry. This transition will be bittersweet for all of us, but we celebrate with Rev. Justin as he ...
Mary Margaret Morrison Bollinger 1947-2022 January 16, 2022
We are saddened to announce the passing of our former member Mary Margaret Morrison Bollinger. Mary Margaret was a faithful member and elder of our church, who served and loved our community. She was a weekly attendee of Service and Forums sharing her compassion, joy, and laughter. While at UUCJ, Mary Margaret met and married ...

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When I moved to Jackson in 1998, I was looking for a Unitarian Universalist Church because I had been introduced to the denomination by my sister in Texas. When I visited the UUCJ, I decided that it could be my home church due to the friendly members and liberal religious values. And I’ve been attending … Continue reading L. Patricia Ice

― L. Patricia Ice

UUJXN has kept me grounded in multiple ways. First, I get to be around a group of progressive people, which is unique in an area surrounded by conservatives. Second, it gives me a place to search inward–to really understand what spirituality means for me. Finally, the connections I have made at UUJXN have been a … Continue reading (Former) Min. Justin McCreary

― (Former) Min. Justin McCreary

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