Next Sunday:

May 18 “Growth: Not How, but Why, and for Whom?”
Rev. Karen Stoyanoff and Nancy Loughrey
9:30 & 11:15 a.m. Why did we adopt a goal of doubling our size? Surely it was not only to be bigger. Who are the people we are trying to serve? What difference will it make? We haven’t talked about these things recently. They should be shaping our strategy. Nancy Loughrey, President of OCUUC, will share her thoughts about our vision, why it is important, and whom we serve in the sermon. Karen will do the readings and a pulpit editorial.
Music: Orange Coast Choir will sing the opening song from Missa Gaia (Earth Mass), which will be featured in the June 14 concert.

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1259 Victoria Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(949) 646-4652

Sunday Services

9:30 a.m. Traditional service with meditation and contemplation

11:15 a.m. Celebratory, family-style service for young and young at heart

Nursery and child care are provided during both services.
Religious education is provided at the second service.

Directions to OCUUC

W elcome to Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church, where we joyfully celebrate life and work on healing a wounded world, thus living out our three-fold purpose of seeking truth, building just communities, and caring for one another. We are a liberal congregation that is a member of the larger Unitarian Universalist movement. As such we find fulfillment in being together in many ways: we worship weekly on Sunday mornings, we join together in efforts to create justice in the world through projects like our AIDS Team ministry and periodic assistance to families in need, we come together in committees and task forces to create and maintain our beloved community, and we choose to come together to celebrate and be social. We learn together in classes studying our own faith tradition and world religions, as well as expressing our concern for the world through anti-oppression studies and environmental groups. In our community you will find ways to live out all of these aspects of life and more.

Ours is a welcoming community encompassing differing cultural backgrounds, lifestyles, and religious perspectives. We enjoy the rich diversity of our many perspectives and customs. The congregation is self-governed which leads to a strong sense of personal ministry for many within the congregation. It is my pleasure to work with many church members in creating the community we have, in furthering the life journey we are all on, and in reaching out to the rest of the world.

Please come join with us in this most wonderful work.

Go shining,
Karen Stoyanoff, Minister

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Orange Coast
Unitarian Universalist Church
1259 Victoria Street
Costa Mesa, CA  92627
Phone: (949) 646-4652
Directions to OCUUC
email: info@ocuuc.org
Office hours: Sun-Thu 9:30AM-1PM

OCUUC is a member congregation of the
Pacific Southwest District of the
Unitarian Universalist Association

 

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