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Welcome! We are so glad you have found your way here. The Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson has been a beacon of liberal religion and a place to pursue a free and responsible search for truth and meaning in Tucson for over 70 years. If you are looking for a place where you can explore your own spiritual truths in community with others, you have come to the right place! As Unitarian Universalists, we believe that we need not think alike to love alike. Our community is bound together by our Seven Principles which include: the dignity and worthiness of all people, equity and compassion in human relations, and respect for the interdependent web of life. We take inspiration from multiple religions as well as humanist, secular, and scientific thought. Come join us to learn more!
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Sunday November 25, 10:30am
Kristine Bentz, Casa de la Luz Hospice
Kristine enjoys a moon setting before dawn as much or more than a sunset. She is drawn to liminal space and time, serving as a companion for people who are dying and a ceremonialist for life milestones from birth to death. Presently, she serves as a spiritual counselor at Casa de la Luz Hospice and also seeks land to establish a natural burial ground in Southern Arizona. She is a daughter, sister, wife, aunt, friend and interfaith minister who loves to sing and trail ride with her white mare.
Children & Youth: Children start in service and then go to classes, Teens gather in YRUU program.
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Sunday December 2, 10:30am
Rev. Matthew Crary, Amado UU Church
Childern & Youth: Children start in service and then go to classes, Teens gather in YRUU program.
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Sunday December 9, 10:30am
Rev. Bethany Russell-Lowe
The miracle of Hanukkah.
Childern & Youth: Children start in service and then go to classes, Teens gather in YRUU program.
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Saturday, December 22, 5pm
Anglo-Saxon Heathen Hearth's Gate Kindred will be leading our Yule ritual on Dec. 22 from 5 pm to 8 pm. The Hallows will be opened for offerings to your holy deities, mighty ancestors, and noble spirits in this ceremony marking the New Year. We'll have ritual, a potluck feast, and the opportunity to make personal offerings at the Hallows. Bring a potluck dish to share and whatever non-alcoholic beverage you want to drink. You may want to consider foods that bring warm holiday memories or have other meaning for you. Free admission(donations gratefully accepted), casual dress, all ages welcome. This is a family friendly event, but childcare is available if requested. To request childcare,email Jamili at: DRE.UUCT@gmail.com
This holiday season, the UUCT Care Team and RE are sponsoring a toy drive supporting Aviva Children’s Services. Aviva serves the foster children of Pima County. A donation box will be available in Goddard Hall from November 5 - December 9. Please bring new unwrapped toys for children from newborn to age 18. Any questions, please contact Marsha Newcomb at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Orders for red poinsettias will be taken after church beginning November 11 in Goddard. Again this year we will have the beautiful flowers for sale at $10, with some of the cost coming to the church tp support our programs. The plants are extremely healthy and will enhance the sanctuary through the holiday season, with purchasers able to take them home after our Christmas service or following. Questions may be directed to Susan Call at 520-444-0338.
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We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote:
Our lifespan learning community seeks to nurture and stimulate the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, and social growth of people of all ages, stages of faith and levels of religious experience.
We envision a program that is rooted in our UU principles and a free and responsible search for meaning that through the thoughts and actions of our lives, transforms us, our community, and our world.
UUCT adopted No More Deaths as a ministry of the church in the summer of 2008. No More Deaths provides humanitarian aid to end the death and suffering of migrants crossing the US/Mexico border in southern Arizona.
