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“An American Do-over”

There seems to be a great hunger and hope for a new beginning in America, but what would that require? This Sunday we consider some of the ways we might achieve a clean slate and clear the way for progress.  Direct link to service.

Minister's Reading Group

Minister’s Reading Group

“The Dignity of Difference: How to Avoid the Clash of Civilizations” - Thurs. Sept. 24 6:30-8:00pm - Eddy Room Author Jonathan Sacks argues that humanity must reject the inevitable "clash of civilizations" by reframing religious differences. He asserts that globalism's ultimate challenge is to celebrate diversity rather than seeking universal uniformity, transforming potential religious conflicts into opportunities for mutual respect. Info: Rev. Kent kdoss@1uc.org.

“Love at the Center: Unitarian Universalist Theologies” - Thurs. Oct. 22 6:30-8:00 - Eddy Room In this collection edited by Rev. Dr. Sofia Betacourt you’ll find personal testimony to love’s power, reminders of the centrality of love throughout the long histories of Universalism and Unitarianism, and theologies of love drawn from many different expressions of Unitarian Universalism Info: Rev. Kent kdoss@1uc.org.

TrUUnk or Treat 2026

TrUUnk or Treat 2026

Costumes are welcome for all ages on this Sunday in October (October 25, 2026 from 12:20 pm to 1:30 pm) and after the service they will go from trunk to trunk gathering candy. There will be games to play and fun to be had!

If you would like to be a part of this and have your car in the Halloween candy giving, contact Liz Tate, DRE! We need volunteers to make this event GREAT!

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Sunday, September 20, 2026 11:00 am, Daniel Hall In person or online
“Each Day a New Beginning, the Music of the Spheres”

Peggy Johnson has been a staple of the Oklahoma City acoustic music scene since 1985, when she planted her Georgia roots in the Red Dirt plains, blending her southern style with the populist politics of Woody Guthrie. On the road in the Southern half of the country, Peggy honed her love of Americana music, ranging from the blues to traditional folk to the fine art of storytelling through her songwriting.