This Sunday
Lady Liberty’s Shackles: A tapestry of Compassion, Resistance and Resilience
In 1964 Freedom Summer broke some of the links in the chains of voter suppression leading to the Civil Rights Act of 1965. Today we watch with dismay the escalating attacks on voting rights, especially but not exclusively voting rights for citizens of color. This dismay is not a passive response. UUCM is actively participating in Freedom Summer 2026, a major, nationwide mobilization of civil rights, labor, and community organizations launched in response to recent federal rollbacks on voting rights, including the Supreme Court’s recent striking down of key parts of the 1965 Voting Rights Acts.
Join us for this moving service of stories, inspiration, hope and action.
Gail Johnson Vaughan & Viv Tipton, Worship Associates
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Intro to Unitarian Universalism & UUCM
UU 101 is an interactive, introductory session in which we’ll explore the history, principles, and sources of Unitarian Universalism and our congregation’s mission statement. Join the conversation after the service on August 2 – 11:30-12:45 – in Meeting Room 119 in the Classroom Wing, just beyond the Social Hall. Grab some coffee or tea, a…
Current Art Show: Yvonne Bartlett
The current exhibition brings a whole new chapter in art shows at UUCM. We are honored to be sharing the bright, bold works of Yvonne Bartlett in the music room of our new church home. In her own words: Yvonne Bartlett is a retired consultant spanning over 30 years of leadership training to schools, non-profits…
Extra! Extra! Read The Bridge News
To help everyone stay current on all the activities, construction, repairs, and move-in-move-out tasks, the Board of Trustees has begun publishing a periodic newsletter called "The Bridge." Trustee Mark Grove is the editor. Please reach out to him with ideas for articles, questions you'd like answered, or if you would like to contribute photos or…
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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.
