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Throw Me Some Beads! Arts & Crafts Service

March 2, 2025 - 11:00 am

Before Ash Wednesday, we’ll get ready for Fat Monday and Fat Tuesday. Let’s make some beads and masks for our own Mardi Gras parade as we munch on king cake and beignets. Feel free to come dressed for the occasion! If you are unable to attend in person, you may attend online via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/91584017613 [Meeting ID: … Continue reading Throw Me Some Beads! Arts & Crafts Service

The New Sanctuary Movement December 21, 2024
The New Sanctuary Movement is a long-standing effort within the UUA to provide resources for our immigrant neighbors that are facing unjust deportation/harassment. The movement aims to connect each congregation and its congregants to one another in an effort to staunch the flow of trauma that our government regularly imposes upon our immigrant neighbors. Congregations ...
We’re updating our Vision, Mission, & Behavior Covenant September 30, 2024
Esther Margaret is helping lead discussion both in person and online to gather input for updating our vision and mission statements as well as our behavior covenant. Check out the calendar for opportunities to share your thoughts as we revisit these guiding statements!
Statement of Solidarity with Palestinians August 18, 2024
The following statement was issued today by the Board regarding the Not Another Bomb event: Our church has a long history of activism, since the founding of our local church in 1951, each generation has had to continue to side with their values and take action for the issues that matter, some that have shaken us ...

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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

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

After not feeling fully embraced by several other denominations and paths, UUCJ offers me a place to celebrate my faith and values.

― Eric Wood