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Fellow Travelers

Some are forced to make desperate journeys to escape dangerous lives filled with violence and poverty. What are we called to do as they make their way to safety?

 

Religious Education

Religious Education

Unitarian Universalists believe that faith development is the lifelong journey of ethical and spiritual growth that each of us takes. UUC’s goal is to provide support for our congregants’ personal journeys from cradle to grave.

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Social Action

Social Action

UUC is committed to supporting our shared UU principles through action and service within our congregation, the local community and the broader world.

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Visitors

Visitors

All are embraced here—wherever they may be on their religious or spiritual journey. Our congregation is a home to seekers—a sanctuary free from dogma and creed, where all may explore, together, the great questions of this life we share.

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1/2 Plate Donation

Each Sunday, UUC donates 1/2 the collection plate to local charities and UU-affiliated organizations. This week’s recipient is the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee’s (UUSC) Campaign to Support Migrant Families. Our contribution will help UUSC work to defend the rights of migrants seeking asylum from horrible violence in Central America by working with organizations on the ground to welcome them, help them to know and defend their rights, and ensure their safety. 

Events

Featured Events

Special Screening of “I Am Maris” at the Lyric Theatre

UUC’s Mental Health Justice Ministry, NAMI NRV and the National Bank of BBurg are sponsoring this FREE showing of “I Am Maris” on Saturday, March 23 at 2 PM at the Lyric Theatre in Blacksburg. This film will resonate with anyone who has contended with anxiety, depression and/or an eating disorder. “I Am Maris” tells not only the story of the impact of mental illness and recovery on the survivor, but also the impact on her family, friends, and community. A Mental Health Panel will answer questions following the movie.