"Different people, different beliefs, one faith"
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The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Upper Valley is a liberal religious community that:
- Welcomes and supports all who search for meaning and truth;
- Celebrates and respects life in all its diversity;
- Nurtures honesty, love, and freedom in people of all ages;
- Fosters spiritual growth and promotes compassionate social action; and
- Expresses Unitarian Universalist ideals, views, and heritage to the
community at large.
The UUCUV has made a congregational commitment to excellence in fulfillment of this mission,
and we are proud to be our planet's first Green Sanctuary,
and a Welcoming Congregation.
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News
Columns
Minister's Message Summer Village Storyteller
It has been said that there are two things you don’t want to watch being made: sausage and legislation. Sharing in the early stages of sermon preparation, on the other hand, can be an enjoyable and educational process. When you help to choose and prepare the ingredients of a particularly juicy sermon, there’s a good chance that, sitting in the congregation on a Sunday morning, you’ll recognize yourself, smile and say, “he knows me.” (More).
Presidents Message Summer Joan Nierenberg
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Classes and Events
- Our Whole Lives Program for 7th and 8th Grades is offered this Fall. More information and registration here.
- Sunday School Registration for the fall is now open . More information and registration here.
- Learn about and join a Chalice Circle this fall!
- Summer Services This summer there will be two Sunday service series:
An adult discussion series at 10:00 AM titled "Awakenings" will begin on June 27th. See the schedule for weekly details.
A family series at 9:00 A.M. titled "Experiences in Nature" led by Claudia Kern will begin on July 11th. This series is designed for individuals and/or family units as an opportunity to connect with Spirit through reverent activities. While a commitment to the entire series will be most beneficial, *the July 11th service is necessary* for deep understanding of the rest of the program.
New! Visit the Spirit in Nature blog to add to the experience of the family series, or to participate if you can't attend on Sunday mornings.
- The UUCUV Issues Forum is going informal for the summer. After each summer Sunday service at the Meeting House, we will provide space for a discussion about the topic of that particular service. In good weather, look for a “DISCUSSION” sign on a picnic table in the back yard; in case of rain, look for a circle of chairs in a corner of the Meeting House. All are welcome!
- Women & Religion Retreats in June and September (more info)
- UUCUV Calendar
- Meetings and Recurring Group Activities
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