Halloween is ancient and well-known in Earth-based Spiritual Paths as a divine honoring of our ancestors. Enjoy the insights and music.

We are just now beginning to articulate the ways in which the Covid pandemic has impacted individual lives and the foundations of our institutions. The effect on religious institutions has been profound. How might we re-imagine our 21st-century Unitarian Universalist communities with optimism and … read more.

Idealism often seems naive, until it achieves real-life results.

Speaker: Ted Zawistowski

Hot weather is happening and Charlotte County is moving to the height of hurricane season. How can communities and individuals be empowered? Rev Bob Murphy will speak about health equity in Florida. He recently spoke at the national convention of Unitarian Universalists on … read more.

Second Sunday – Heal Our Harbor is a non-profit organization of people actively monitoring Charlotte Harbor and the water quality of the rivers feeding it – the Peace River and the Myakka River. We will hear details about their work and the quality … read more.

Is disability a person’s lack of ability or is the problem really a failure of society to be accountable to all people? The social model of disability challenges society and empowers 25% of adults in the United States who are labeled disabled.

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Three UUFCC members/friends will share their personal experiences of living with physical/developmental disabilities.

One of the health care crises in the United States right now is a woman’s right to make decisions for herself. This is a larger issue related to religious freedom.

Speaker: Rabbi Jennifer Singer

Awareness of the little things makes our world just a little brighter. What, in your life, brings you delight? This service will help you see your world in a whole different light.

Speaker: Rev Ann Parker