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Fueling the Light of Hope in the Shadow of the Petty Tyrant

The story of Hanukkah is that is was a very dark time in the life of the Hebrews.  There was a tyrant on the throne, Antiochus Epiphanies, who treated them poorly.  They were basically slaves, and he desecrated their temple.  A leader by the name … read more.

Who We Are

Who We Are

Please join us on Sunday mornings for services at 11 a.m. A typical service at the UUCC would include hymns, readings, choir, children's stories, communal sharing of joys and concerns, and a sermon. Adults interested in discussing current issues or on a wider range of other topics are invited to join our Forum at 9:30 a.m. in Library building at the side of the church.

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Chili Cook-Off on 11/18!

Chili Cook-Off on 11/18!

Here at UUCC, we have an annual tradition of holding a chili cook-off following our cornbread communion. We invite you to bring your best recipe, perhaps with some interesting ingredients, and try to win a prize. We have three categories: Best Meat Chili, Best Vegetarian Chili, and Best Vegan Chili. Last year, Linda McLeod, pictured above, won for the Best Meat Chili.

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Get Involved

Get Involved

Look for our holiday trees this Sunday and be prepared to take a tag with a gift request.  Return your wrapped gift with a gift receipt and with our tag attached no later than Sun, Dec 9th. We are sponsoring four in-need families through the Palmetto Project.  The families they serve are referred by social service organizations as having special needs beyond their staff's ability to help.  

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