Our Mission: We transform ourselves, our community, and our world by intentionally living our Unitarian Universalist values.
Our Commitment: We welcome diversity.  We commit to undo racism and all other oppressions in ourselves, our church, and our community.
Honoring of Land and People: We are living on colonized land.
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    Worship and Religious Education

    Worship and Religious Education

    UUCT offers a spiritual center that helps us find our moral compass, and challenges us to build a beloved community with an ever-deepening sense of spirit, diversity and inclusion. Our worship experience includes regular Sunday services in our beautiful sanctuary or outdoors or live online broadcasts which are recorded if Sunday morning doesn’t fit your schedule. There are also periodic worship opportunities such as contemplative evenings, Christmas Eve, and seasonal earth-centered pagan rituals.

    UUCT provides all age religious education through discussion groups and classes including age appropriate sexuality education. As family dynamics have evolved UUCT is exploring different avenues for children’s religious education (RE) with and beyond Sunday school. As we work to safely come out of the COVID pandemic many of our non-service programs, including RE, have been on pause.

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    Community and Social Action

    Community and Social Action

    Building a beloved community within our church is important at UUCT. The bedrock is fellowship time on Sunday facilitated by our Kitchen Ministry. The Desert Chorale provides an artistic and social outlet. For new members there are orientations and gatherings that seek to introduce ourselves to each other. A key source of connection is involvement in groups and programs that serve to maintain our community and teach our children. UU churches are self-governed led by a Board of Trustees. Affinity groups -- such as a men's group, quilters, small group ministries, book clubs -- provide connections based on like interests. Periodic all church events provide fun, shared activities, and governance meetings.

    Many at UUCT find fullfilment in social service and action by living into our 2nd Principle -- justice, equity and compassion in human relations -- through involvement in our Social Action Council, the state-wide UUJAZ network, programs such as “Share the Plate” and supporting organizations such as Cafe Justo and Casa Maria.

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