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“Our Christian Roots”

Knowing where you come from is invaluable. While Unitarian Universalism is not a Christian tradition today, we did grow from Christian roots. This Sunday, we dig into the roots of UU Christianity and how many UUs hold Christian beliefs today.   Direct link to service.

Minister's Reading Group

Minister’s Reading Group

American Struggle: Democracy, Dissent, and the Pursuit of a More Perfect Union, An Anthology” by Jon Mecham - Thurs. July 30, 6:30-8:00pm - Eddy Room

“A House of Hope: The Promise of Progressive Religion” - Thurs. Aug. 27 6:30-8:00pm - Eddy Room John Buehrens & Rebecca Ann Parker offer an inspiring introduction to liberal theology. The book explores how liberal and progressive religious traditions—particularly Unitarian Universalism—offer a theology focused on love, justice, and human dignity, rather than dogma or fear. Info: Rev. Kent kdoss@1uc.org.

“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.

Change for Change Partnership

Change for Change Partnership

Our Change for Change recipient for the month of July is Curbside Enterprises.

Who They Are: Curbside Enterprises is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that provides income and employment opportunities to people struggling with homelessness and poverty in Oklahoma City.

Their Mission: Curbside Enterprises provides dignified income to people who often feel like they have no other options, enables people to end their homelessness through our employment and housing programs, works to put a face to the issue of homelessness, and empowers the community to play a role in solving the problem.

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Who Is my Neighbor, Immigration Civic Academy

Who Is my Neighbor, Immigration Civic Academy

Who is My Neighbor, Immigration Civic Academy
Tues. July 21 6:30pm
Wesley United Methodist Church VOICE is organizing to build power to improve our broken immigration system. At this learning session, we will bust myths about immigrants and immigration, share a glimpse into their lives right here in Oklahoma City, and work to educate voters. 1UC has committed to bring 60 people, so please register and invite your friends. Location: Wesley United Methodist Church (1401 NW 25th St, OKC 73106)

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“The Argument for Universalism” In Person or Online
July 19, 2026 11:00 am Rev. Dr. Kent Doss

In 1804, the Universalist Rev. Hosea Ballou published “A Treatise on Atonement,” a detailed rebuttal of the belief that Jesus was sacrificed to atone for the sins of humanity. This Sunday, we review Ballou’s ideas, and we consider what a generous, forgiving, universal Love means for UUs today.
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