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The Ripple Effect: Emergence in Motion
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Emergence often arrives quietly, then gathers momentum through relationship and trust. With the help of song and story, we’ll reflect on how love and meaning ripple outward when we stay present to one another. This service invites us to notice what we are carrying forward together.
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This Sunday, February 15, 2026
11 AM - Sunday Service
12:30 PM - Welcome Back Rev Mandy Reception
12:30 PM - Books & Beyond Meeting (Forum Room)
5:00 PM -Seedlings Group Meeting
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If you did not get a chance last Sunday, please fill out this short survey about our RE program. We want to hear from everyone, whether you have children enrolled in our RE program or not. Anyone who completes the survey by February 21st will be entered into a drawing for a $25 gift card redeemable at over 100 locations.
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You can fill out the survey here.
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4:30 PM Standing Out Chattanooga
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7:00 PM Eating Disorders Anonymous
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6:30 PM Church Band Practice
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6:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous Meditation Meeting
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9:00 AM 12 Step Group (Forum Room)
10:00 AM Singing for Solidarity (Sanctuary)
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*Next board meeting will be in person at UUCC on February 25 at 6:30 PM
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On the 3rd Sunday of each month, a local organization is selected to receive our entire collection plate for the week. This Sunday, we will Donate The Plate to La Paz!
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You don't have to wait until Sunday to donate! Donate online by filling out the form here.
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ALL are invited to join "SINGING for SOLIDARITY and RESISTANCE," - a monthly community sing-along for Sustenance, Solidarity, ReSistance, and Support on the 3rd Saturday of each month from 10-11:30am at the Unitarian Universalist Church at 3224 Navajo Dr, Chattanooga, TN, 37411.
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Singing is a resource, a gift, and a power that helps to connect us, to regulate our nervous systems, to metabolize our feelings. Singing from the heart is not about perfection its about changing ourselves and our world.
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We will be sharing simple songs of historical significance (ie: "We Shall Overcome") as well as new songs for THIS moment in our collective history, including many being sung now by our friends in Minneapolis, MN. Whether you come to sing, breathe, or simply BE with us in these times, this space is for you and You are welcome HERE.
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Click here for a printable PDF Write Your Own Obituary outline.
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Congregational Survey and Town Hall:
Thank You for Sharing Your Voice
First, we want to offer our sincere thanks to everyone who took the time to complete the congregational survey and participate in the town hall conversation. We truly appreciate the care, honesty, and thoughtfulness you brought in sharing your hopes and ideas for the future of our church.
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The responses, written comments, and full town hall notes have now been compiled and reviewed. We are grateful for the depth of reflection and the shared love for this community that was evident throughout.
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Several themes surfaced consistently in both the survey and the town hall conversation, including enthusiasm for participatory worship, shared leadership, a breadth of speakers and perspectives, and small-group opportunities that foster deeper connection within our congregation.
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On January 28, 2026, the full survey results and town hall notes were formally presented to the Board of Trustees so that the complete range of congregational perspectives is available to them. The work of gathering, documenting, and communicating what was shared has now been completed.
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Thank you again for showing up, speaking honestly, and demonstrating how deeply you care about this community and its future.
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*Please note the meeting on February 8 will take place in the forum room
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Charlie Wilson's War: Film Viewing Postponed
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The Social Justice Committee is looking forward to showing the film Charlie Wilson's War. Stay tuned for updates regarding a new date and time!
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH: BLACK WRITERS OF THE 20TH CENTURY
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Art on the Walls February 2026
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To honor Black History Month, a poster exhibit features six renowned Black writers of the 1900s. Their talented works are profound statements captured in print and boldly placed before the public eye. The posters feature Alex Haley, Toni Morrison, Zora N. Hurston, Octavia Butler, Richard Wright, and The Color Purple.
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Pictured above is Richard Wright (1908-1960), author of Native Son. Wright was a novelist, non-fiction writer and short story writer who was among the first African American writers to depict the harsh realities of life for Black Americans in the Jim Crow era.
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SUN: 9:00AM - 1:00PM
MON: CLOSED
TUE: CLOSED
WED: 10:00AM-4:30PM
THU: 10:00AM-4:30PM
FRI: 11:00AM-2:00PM
SAT: CLOSED
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