The Unitarian Universalists of Central Delaware (UUCD) is a relatively new congregation, chartered in 2009. We come out of a long tradition of progressive free thinkers with diverse beliefs who value personal and spiritual growth and change. UUCD is a small community of caring, committed individuals who together enable this congregation to thrive. We warmly invite you to get to know us by joining us for our Sunday morning services, either in person or online.
Next Sunday’s Service – April 7, 10:00 a.m.
The Times They Are a-Changin’. . . or Are They? – Ricky Shehorn
Ricky Shehorn leads us on an exploration of some of the songs from the 1960’s and 1970’s that helped shape a generation that still hold relevance today, while asking if these songs are still relevant today because they were so well written or is it because society hasn’t changed much in the last sixty some years? Bob Dylan sang “The Times They Are a-Changin’”. But are they?
This service will be conducted both in-person and, concurrently, in a Zoom meeting. Please email uucdcontact@gmail.com for information about joining us in the Zoom meeting.
UUCD Is An LGBTQ+ Welcoming Congregation
UUCD is a Welcoming Congregation. We expressly open our doors to you however you identify on the spectrum of gender and sexual expression. Learn more.
If you are looking for a spiritual home that:
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- welcomes you as you are,
- celebrates the human condition as it is,
- challenges us to explore the meanings of our lives, and the commitments which give it purpose,
- encourages us to ask questions about our understanding of the sacred and divine,
- engages with us in the answers we find,
- offers the support of a caring community, and
- provides us with a safe place to discover more about ourselves, then come and join us.
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To learn more about Unitarian Universalism’s beliefs, principles, and history, click here.
Our Minister
Our current minister Rev. Kim D. Wilson began serving us in August of 2022. A lifelong Unitarian Universalist, she was ordained as a UU minister in 2001. She has previously served congregations in Connecticut and Pennsylvania, and brings a wealth of experience with her. Please check the Our Minister page for more information about Rev. Kim.