October 4
"The Infinite Enlargement of the Heart"
Beth Stevenson
Come celebrate as we make our commitments for resources to make UUCG what we want it to be in 2027. How do we shine to attract the kind of minister our community wants? How do we grow and thrive? Expect music, a well known and moving UU sermon on building community, a new member joining ceremony and a chance to consider what UUCG means to you. Come prepared for a joyous celebration… and look over the 2027 pledge form (CLICK HERE FOR FORM). We will be making our confidential pledges as part of the service.

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October 11
"When Remembering Isn't Enough"
Clint Tawes
Recently, I became involved in efforts to protect Charleston's historic Coming Street burial ground, an experience that has challenged me to think more deeply about my own Indigenous heritage and our responsibilities to those who came before us. On the eve of Indigenous Peoples' Day, I'll share what this experience is teaching me about sacred ground, historical injustice, and the difference between simply remembering our ancestors and truly honoring them.

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October 18
"My Life as a Boy Scout"
Kent Goering
Kent Goering will present his incredible career as a Boy Scout, a career which took him on wilderness camping trips across North America, inside the halls of the US government in Washington, DC, and a year on the Greenland icecap near the North Pole. He will also discuss the guiding principles of Scouting and their effect.

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October 25
"Exploring Our Values: Pluralism"
Beth Sutton
As UUs, we declare that there are many paths to the sacred. We hold fast to the notion that one religion does not hold all the truth for all time, not even Unitarian Universalism. We maintain that a free, open, and respectful dialogue is one of the primary ways our theological perspectives evolve and grow.