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What’s in a Name?
On June 4, 1995, members of this fledgling UU community voted on the name of their new congregation, choosing The Unitarian Universalist Community of the Mountains. In the process, they embodied the freedom that each UU congregation holds. Come celebrate that freedom, this community, the “Free Church” tradition, and what all of this can be in this era.
Rev. Kevin Tarsa with Carol Nimick, Worship Associate
Latest News
New Art Exhibit: Gail Schulz
The Arts and Aesthetics Team is pleased to announce the opening of a new art exhibit in the UUCM library. This exhibit of exquisite needlework by our own Gail Schulz will run through the end of August. The official artist's reception will be held Sunday, June 29, after the service, but you are welcome to…
Explorations in Silence and Listening
Over the last five months in Kids’ Connection, we have been exploring the twin themes of silence and listening. Our choice of these themes arose rather organically. Some of the children were having a hard time listening while we were reading the day’s selected story to them. The challenge with listening seemed most directly related…
Vote for Next Year’s Share the Plate Partners
Members & Friends are invited to vote for the 2025-26 Share the Plate Partner organizations. Get a ballot from Keith at Sunday's service or in the office during regular office hours. Or vote online! The deadline for turning in your ballot is Monday, June 16. […]
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All Are Welcome Here!
Since 1994, the Unitarian Universalist Community of the Mountains has been home to progressive religion in Northern California. We gather in safe and compassionate community, seeking our varied spiritual truths. We affirm our interdependence, celebrate our differences, and seek to be a thoughtful and courageous voice for liberal religion. We invite you to explore this website to find out more about who we are and what we do, and whether this just might be a community for you.
