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Community Sunday – A House Becomes a Home
What does it mean for a house to become a home? How do we recognize and honor our interdependence with our surroundings, our community, our world? Sometimes making a home means being in partnership with what is in your environment. Join us this Sunday, May 17 at 10 a.m. as we explore this. This is Community Sunday, where all ages will join for a brief service, and then we’ll all participate in Community Sunday Activities.
May Community Sunday – A House Becomes a Home
Sunday, May 17 is our next Community Sunday, and the theme is A House Becomes a Home. We will gather together for a brief service, followed by opportunities to connect and explore. We are offering four activities: Operation Sandwich, Growing Up Gen Z: A Personal Perspective, Explore Laughter Wellness, Music, and Movement from around the World!, and What's Giving Got to Do with It? See more for details…
Credo: A Spiritual Journey, Sunday May 17, 11:30 a.m.
Our next credo presentation will be Sunday, May 17, 11:30 a.m. in Bernstein. Our presenter will be Karen Jackson, who has been a UU for 23 years. She looks forward to telling you about her journey to Unitarian Universalism, and why she has never looked back.
UUCC Sunday Schedule
Easily access information about and links to our Sunday programming for children, youth, and adults, including classes, our Sunday service, and social opportunities.
Postcard Writing and Action with Justice Ministry Team
For the rest of May, please stop by the Justice Ministry table in Freeman Hall to fill out or take home postcards in support of an effort to stop the elimination of the NC state corporate income tax.
Pop-up Potlucks
We’re looking for volunteers to welcome others from UUCC into their backyard (or front yard, porch, deck, communal area, etc.) this summer in a very casual fashion! Learn more and sign up here.
Open Door Has Spaces Available
Open Door School currently has a few openings available in the 2/3s preschool classes for the upcoming school year. If you know a family looking for a warm, progressive preschool experience rooted in discovery learning, we would love to connect with them!
May Share the Plate
Our Share the Plate partner for May is One Voice, Charlotte's LGBTQIA+ and allies chorus.
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Calendar
Sunday, May 17, 2026
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May 17, 2026 -Lotus Path
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May 17, 2026 -Nursery Care for Babies through 3 Years Old
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May 17, 2026 -Sunday Service (in person and online)
Lotus Path
Lotus Path is a member-led discussion group that explores Eastern religious beliefs, philosophies, and meditation techniques. If you are interested in participating, contact Deb Douglas, g8r_deb@yahoo.com.
Nursery Care for Babies through 3 Years Old
We provide a nursery for children up to 3 years old during our Sunday services. Our paid caregivers follow strict policies and procedures. We ask that parents review our policies and procedures for parents before [read more]
Sunday Service (in person and online)
Join us in the Sanctuary at 234* on Sunday mornings. Or click here: uuccharlotte.org/uucc-live-stream/ to watch online.
Monday, May 18, 2026
No events on this day.
Tuesday, May 19, 2026
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May 19, 2026 -Happy Wanderers Walking Group
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May 19, 2026 -UUCC Men’s Group
Happy Wanderers Walking Group
Join Happy Wanderers at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesdays as they stroll different greenways each week on a rotating basis.
UUCC Men’s Group
The UUCC Men’s group meets on the third Tuesday of each month from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. in the Bernstein room.
Wednesday, May 20, 2026
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May 20, 2026 -Seniors Share @ UUCC
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May 20, 2026 -Adult Handbell and Choir Rehearsal
Seniors Share @ UUCC
The SENIORS SHARE group will meet in person at 234 in the Bernstein room from 2-3:30 p.m. All are welcome. Please RSVP to Jane Kusterer at: Kusterernc(at)gmail.com if you plan to join. Any member over 65 years [read more]
Adult Handbell and Choir Rehearsal
You’re invited to join us in making music at the UUCC! The Handbell Ensemble meets at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays and the Adult Choir at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays, respectively. No audition is required to [read more]
Thursday, May 21, 2026
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May 21, 2026 -UUCC Board of Trustees Meeting
UUCC Board of Trustees Meeting
The UUCC Board of Trustees meets each month on the 3rd Thursday from 6:45 - 9 p.m. Members wishing to have an item considered for the agenda should contact the Board chairs at least 2 weeks prior to the meeting.
Friday, May 22, 2026
No events on this day.
Saturday, May 23, 2026
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May 23, 2026 -Gardening Group
Gardening Group
Join our gardening group in taking care of our lovely gardens here at UUCC. We meet at 1 p.m. on the second and fourth Saturdays monthly to maintain and beautify our flowers, gardens, pathways and more.
Program Areas
Justice and Action at UUCC
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Postcard Writing and Action with Justice Ministry Team
For the rest of May, please stop by the Justice Ministry table in Freeman Hall to fill out or take home postcards in support of an effort to stop the elimination of the NC state corporate income tax.
May Share the Plate
Our Share the Plate partner for May is One Voice, Charlotte's LGBTQIA+ and allies chorus.
Films for Justice, 4th Sundays
On Sunday, May 31 at 1 p.m. plan to attend a screening of We Can Do Better in the Bernstein Room. After the screening, participate in a discussion with director and producer, Frederick D. Murphy.
The Compassion Closet Donation Bin Has Moved to the Main Entrance
The Compassion Closet donation bin is now located downstairs in the vestibule entrance to the church on most Sundays and at the entrance to Open Door School off the playground all week.
Meet Your UUCC Justice Ministry Team
Contact information for this year's Justice Ministry Team
Toolkit for Supporting Immigrant Neighbors Resisting ICE – CPB Actions
Not sure how to help? Use this guide to volunteer, donate and shop local.
UUCC GreenFaith Circle Meetings
GreenFaith is a global, multi-faith movement to resist the planet’s destruction and to create a sustainable, just future.
Ways to Help Our Immigrant Friends and Neighbors
The Justice Ministry Team shares information about how you can help our immigrant friends and neighbors right now.
Adult Programming
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May Community Sunday – A House Becomes a Home
Sunday, May 17 is our next Community Sunday, and the theme is A House Becomes a Home. We will gather together for a brief service, followed by opportunities to connect and explore. We are offering four activities: Operation Sandwich, Growing Up Gen Z: A Personal Perspective, Explore Laughter Wellness, Music, and Movement from around the World!, and What's Giving Got to Do with It? See more for details…
Credo: A Spiritual Journey, Sunday May 17, 11:30 a.m.
Our next credo presentation will be Sunday, May 17, 11:30 a.m. in Bernstein. Our presenter will be Karen Jackson, who has been a UU for 23 years. She looks forward to telling you about her journey to Unitarian Universalism, and why she has never looked back.
UUCC Sunday Schedule
Easily access information about and links to our Sunday programming for children, youth, and adults, including classes, our Sunday service, and social opportunities.
Song Circle
All are welcome to join our Song Circle on the second Friday of each month at 2 p.m. in the Schweitzer Room. Whether you love to sing, play an instrument, or simply listen, all are encouraged to be a part of this relaxed, supportive gathering.
Theme Discussion: A House Becomes a Home
We invite you to engage deeply with May's monthly theme, A House Becomes a Home, and talk about it to others, aided by the additional material here…
Meet the Minister
If you are new or feeling new, join Rev. Amanda Weatherspoon and Director of Member Relations Kelly Greene second Sundays at 11:30 in the Conference Room for a time to connect and go deeper.
Open Mind Book Club
The next Open Mind Book Club will meet at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, May 4 on Zoom, to discuss All the Broken Places by John Boyne.
UUCC Hiking Group
For Saturday, June 6, 2026, we will be hiking Buffalo Creek Preserve Trail in Mt. Pleasant in Cabarrus County, only 1 hour from Charlotte.
The Humanist Group
The Humanist Group meets in the Bernstein Room at 11:30 a.m. on the second Sunday of each month.
Full Moon Circle
All are welcome in this sacred circle on March 3 at 7 p.m. as we honor the energy of the full moon through spiritual growth and connection.
Make Music with Us!
Weekly music program rehearsals - children's choir, all ages choir, adult choir, and handbell ensemble - resume in September for kindergarten through adult, and you’re invited!
UUCC alphorn group rehearsals
Members are welcome to attend to listen to our upcoming alphorn monthly rehearsal. The alphorn players will rehearse for upcoming UUCC performances on the Second Sundays of each month at 1:00 p.m. in the sanctuary.
UUCC Drum Circle
All are welcome to join as we explore the world of drumming together, from West African to Latin and improvised grooves. This "in your body" experience takes place on the third Saturday of each month from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the UUCC sanctuary.
Signing Up Helps Us Plan
See a UUCC program or event that you plan to participate in? Clicking the registration link and letting us know you’ll be there really helps us plan. Please take the time to RSVP.
Credo Speakers Needed: Share Your Journey!
Every third Sunday we have a different member speak for our Credo Presentations. Each speaker shares a bit about their spiritual journey and how that came to be, as well as their formative life experiences. We are always seeking new nominees. See more for details…
Seniors Share
A Vibrant group of UUCC members 65+ Meets via Zoom 1st Wed of every month at 4pm and in person on campus every 3rd Wed at 2pm with interesting topics for discussion and/or guest speakers. Contact Jane Kusterer to add your contact info to the group Email list Kusterernc@gmail.com
Consider Joining a UUCC Affinity Group
UUCC members and friends: Browse the latest opportunities to join with others in our congregation for book discussions, hiking, meditation, gaming fun, walking, and more!
Jabberwocks Poetry Group
Jabberwocks, a vital part of enriching arts enthusiasts welcomes poets who want feedback and who strive to improve their work in an encouraging, helpful and friendly environment. We meet on the third Friday of the month via ZOOM from 10-11:30am. For further information please contact Jane Kusterer at Kusterernc@gmail.com.
Healing Threads: A Prayer Shawl Ministry
Meet to knit or crochet together as a spiritual community and to bless the shawls we complete. Shawls are given to Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte members with a significant hardship or loss and to KinderMourn. Meets 2nd Monday at 7 p.m. Contact Kathleen Moloney-Tarr at krmt1923@gmail.com.
Lotus Path Group
We study and discuss various types of Buddhism and related Eastern spiritual paths, considering how they relate to us today. Each meeting begins and ends with meditation.
Join us on Virtual Garden Tours with our Members
Visit with some of our members in their own backyards on these Virtual Garden Tours.
Mindfulness Chair (and standing) Yoga recorded sessions
Enjoy and replenish with Debbie George as she guides us through a mindful yoga practice--sitting and standing.
Children & Youth Programming
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May Community Sunday – A House Becomes a Home
Sunday, May 17 is our next Community Sunday, and the theme is A House Becomes a Home. We will gather together for a brief service, followed by opportunities to connect and explore. We are offering four activities: Operation Sandwich, Growing Up Gen Z: A Personal Perspective, Explore Laughter Wellness, Music, and Movement from around the World!, and What's Giving Got to Do with It? See more for details…
UUCC Sunday Schedule
Easily access information about and links to our Sunday programming for children, youth, and adults, including classes, our Sunday service, and social opportunities.
Youth Escape Room a Great Success
On Friday, Oct. 24 the youth participated in an escape room experience here at UUCC. Fifteen Jr and Sr Youth attended the evening, “Escape from Eldridge Manor,” and solved their way through 4 rooms and put the spirit to rest. See more…
Make Music with Us!
Weekly music program rehearsals - children's choir, all ages choir, adult choir, and handbell ensemble - resume in September for kindergarten through adult, and you’re invited!
Time to Register for CYRE
Our Children and Youth Religious Education (CYRE) programming is underway! So it’s time to register your children and youth (nursery age through 12th grade). We ask families to register each year, even if they were registered before, to ensure we have the most up-to-date information. This year’s programming will be Spirit Play, LEGO ValUUes, and Widening the Lens. See more and register here…
Connecting UUCC Families in our Facebook Group!
We invite all UUCC families to join our "UUCC Families Group" on Facebook. Our goal is to keep our families connected through photos, resources, and personal sharing.
Action & Education Outside UUCC
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2026 Community Bus Tour
Join Community Building Initiative's upcoming 2026 Community Bus Tour on June 5th to deepen your understanding of the people, places, and policies that continue to shape our city!
Mountain Homecoming, May 22-25
Join others at the Mountain for this 46th annual gathering
UUA General Assembly 2026
At GA 2026, we will explore the power, possibility, purpose, struggle, and joy of meeting the moment as Unitarian Universalists.
Broadening the Lens on Palestine
Join Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East for this deeper learning journey on Palestine.
Summer Camp for Grownups
July 26 - 31, 2026, join other UU adults for summer camp at The Mountain.
UU Justice NC’s Friday Action Hour: Abolition & Prison Ministry
This Friday at 11 AM, learn about Abolition & Prison Ministry with The Church of the Larger Fellowship.
SUUSI 2026 is coming!
The Southeast Unitarian Universalist Summer Institute (SUUSI) offers a joyful, queer-friendly, all-ages week of community, nature, creativity, worship, and play. Join them July 19-25 in Radford, VA.
Meet the Moment
Meet the Moment is a movement-wide framework helping Unitarian Universalists analyze, discern, and take values-based action in response to today’s religious, cultural, generational, and political realities. Join in!
Community events that relate to our Vision and Call to Action.
Our Call to Action invites us to "Listen, Step Up, Show Up and Speak Up." In this box we list non-UUCC community events that provide opportunities to heed the Call.
News and Information
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Community Sunday – A House Becomes a Home
What does it mean for a house to become a home? How do we recognize and honor our interdependence with our surroundings, our community, our world? Sometimes making a home means being in partnership with what is in your environment. Join us this Sunday, May 17 at 10 a.m. as we explore this. This is Community Sunday, where all ages will join for a brief service, and then we’ll all participate in Community Sunday Activities.
May Community Sunday – A House Becomes a Home
Sunday, May 17 is our next Community Sunday, and the theme is A House Becomes a Home. We will gather together for a brief service, followed by opportunities to connect and explore. We are offering four activities: Operation Sandwich, Growing Up Gen Z: A Personal Perspective, Explore Laughter Wellness, Music, and Movement from around the World!, and What's Giving Got to Do with It? See more for details…
UUCC Sunday Schedule
Easily access information about and links to our Sunday programming for children, youth, and adults, including classes, our Sunday service, and social opportunities.
Open Door Has Spaces Available
Open Door School currently has a few openings available in the 2/3s preschool classes for the upcoming school year. If you know a family looking for a warm, progressive preschool experience rooted in discovery learning, we would love to connect with them!
May Share the Plate
Our Share the Plate partner for May is One Voice, Charlotte's LGBTQIA+ and allies chorus.
Who Keeps Our Grounds So Beautiful?
Learn more about the mission of the volunteer group that maintains our beautiful grounds and find out how you can get involved. The group meets at the UUCC on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month.
Meet the Minister
If you are new or feeling new, join Rev. Amanda Weatherspoon and Director of Member Relations Kelly Greene second Sundays at 11:30 in the Conference Room for a time to connect and go deeper.
Board of Trustees Approves a Non-Discrimination Policy
A Board subcommittee was tasked with developing a non-discrimination policy which clearly states that all are welcome to UUCC activities and public spaces. The Board also identified which areas of our building are public and which are private. This policy was presented at the Board’s March meeting and, after discussion, was approved unanimously. Learn more and read the policy here.
“All In” – Now It’s In YOUR Hands!!!
As we come to the close of our 2026 Stewardship campaign, we’d like to thank all of the people who have stepped up and pledged their support for our community. As of this writing, we are still about $100,000 short of our goal for this year. This is not a large gap if shared across our community. NOW is the time for YOU to step in and get us over the line!
Praise for Community Sunday in UU World Magazine
In the February online edition of UU World Magazine, UUCC’s Community Sunday was honored and recognized! The article features how UUCC began this innovative program and lifts up the ways it offers multigenerational activities. It also really highlights how Community Sunday is a unique way to experience a Sunday morning. Read the article and more…
My Seasons
Megan Van Fleet reflects on why the UUCC remains essential to her family.
UUCC Inclement Weather Updates and Policy
UUCC staff take the safety of our community members and visitors seriously. In the event of inclement weather, we carefully monitor local forecasts and recommendations. Read on to learn more about our inclement weather policy.
Alert: ANOTHER Email Scam!
The scammers are at it again! Your UUCC staff has recently become aware that someone has been trying to impersonate Lisa Hutto, our Director of Administration, using a spoofed email. Legitimate UUCC staff emails use this format: [name](at)uuccharlotte.org (example: alesia(at)uuccharlotte.org). Read on to learn more...
An Update from the UUCC Board of Trustees
The UUCC Board of Trustees established five goals for the 2025-26 congregational year. Here is a brief summary of some of the activities the Board is doing to accomplish these goals.
MET Grants Provide Big Enhancements
It is hard not to notice that the Memorial Endowment Trust Grant Awards are having a big impact at the UUCC. In the month of November 2025, three major grants were executed that have greatly affected the operations and aesthetics of the UUCC.
Board of Trustees Follow Up on ENDS Monitoring Listening Sessions
The Board of Trustees recently sought participant feedback organized around the five major themes that were synthesized from all of the prior ENDS monitoring listening sessions. Across these themes, participants reflected on the current realities within the congregation —both positive and negative— and envisioned possibilities for the near future. Here is what they heard.
UUCC Board of Trustees Goals 2025-2026
The beginning of every congregational year is filled with exciting new themes, ideas, and goals for the year. As a community, we are launching our congregational theme of “Under Construction” with big hopes for growing what we do well and improving what needs improving. During our Fall retreat, the UUCC Board of Trustees also set goals for our own renovation projects. Learn more about this year’s goals for the UUCC Board of Trustees . . .
Memorial Endowment Trust Reports Recent Gifts
The Memorial Endowment Trust of the UUCC would like to acknowledge donations received since October 1, 2023.
Signing Up Helps Us Plan
See a UUCC program or event that you plan to participate in? Clicking the registration link and letting us know you’ll be there really helps us plan. Please take the time to RSVP.
Volunteering at UUCC
Member contributions of time are an important part of this beloved community, and now is the time to let us know how you will help. Welcoming visitors? Serving on a leadership team? Caring for the building? How will you serve?
Parking at the UUCC
We know that parking can be a pain at the UUCC, especially on Sundays. Did you know that there are three alternatives to parking in our limited parking lot? Regardless of where you park, please respect the property and safety of our neighbors.
A Generous Gift
In November of 2024, the UUCC received an amazing gift, a sculpture created by well known artist and UUCC member, Charles Pilkey. Learn more about this generous donation and its meaning here.
Tax-Friendly Ways to Support UUCC
Did you know that you can fulfill your UUCC pledge and save on taxes by donating appreciated stock from a brokerage account or by making a qualified charitable distribution from your IRA? Your Stewardship Team wants to be sure you to know all of your options.
Board of Trustees Honors Two Remarkable UUCC Members
During the service on Sunday, November 3, 2024 the Board of Trustees of the Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte presented the Sybil Bernstein Award and the Charlotte Watkins Beacon Award to two worthy UUCC members.
Want to Provide Flowers for the Niche?
You can help us have fresh flowers in the niche during Sunday services.
Living in covenant: An update from your Right Relations Team
The Right Relations Team has been meeting to figure out how to guide our community in living by our covenant. In the coming weeks, we’ll be looking for opportunities to explore topics, to start sharing our thoughts and to hear your thoughts, concerns and wishes regarding living in covenant with each other. Learn more about the Right Relations Team here.
Member Database: What to Do If You Can’t Log In
Recently, members began using our new database, Realm. For some, this has been a smooth transition, but others have experienced difficulties accessing their profiles or even logging into the database at all. If you are in the latter group and find that you cannot log in or your profile is "unverified" or locked, please contact Kelly Greene.
UUCC’s Covenant of Right Relations
In June 2021, the UUCC membership adopted a Covenant of Right Relations. Learn more here about the covenant and related policy, plus the role of the Right Relations Team in conflict resolution.
Why We Give to the UUCC
Kurt Merkle writes about his and his family's experiences at the UUCC and why he pledges.
Updated UUCC Members’ Facebook Group Guidelines
Your staff recently reviewed the Rules and Guidelines for our closed member Facebook page, a space that offers us a daily opportunity to honor one another and the values we hold most dear as a spiritual community.
The Safety Patrol Needs You!
We're looking for volunteers to work Safety Patrol on Sundays. Interested? Training will be provided.
UUCC Pet Policy
Pets make our lives better in so many ways. Pets are also a responsibility, and their presence at our facility presents challenges for people for various reasons that we must respect. Unitarian Universalism is an inclusive faith, and the presence of pets excludes the interests of those who have allergies, fears, or phobias surrounding animals. Therefore, with the exception of service animals, no pets are allowed in the property at 234 North Sharon Amity Rd.
Introducing the Community Compass!
We are pleased to introduce the Community Compass, a space for regular communications, in longer form than Currents allows for, from UUCC staff and leadership.
Ushers Help Create a Welcoming Worship Experience
At UUCC, we believe that each member contributes to the tapestry of our vibrant community. By joining our team of ushers, you become an integral part of creating a welcoming atmosphere and ensuring the smooth running of our worship services. If you are passionate about serving, connecting with others, and making a difference, we encourage you to consider becoming an usher.
Sunday Morning Greeters Make a Difference
We are looking for friendly people or families to greet visitors, help new people find their way, make introductions and provide information in the vestibule and in Freeman Hall on Sunday mornings before and after the service. Are you willing to fill this role?
Urgent Need: Sunday Morning Volunteers
Volunteers are the heart and soul of our religious community, and they are especially crucial to providing welcoming experiences and inspirational worship on Sunday mornings. Right now we urgently need A/V workers, coffee servers, greeters, safety patrol members, and ushers.
Automated External Defibrillators (AED) Available at UUCC
Thanks to a grant from the Memorial Endowment Trust to the Children and Youth Religious Education program, UUCC now has essential life-saving devices including Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) to help in cardiac emergencies and LifeVacs for choking emergencies.
The MET of the UUCC Wonders: Did you know about this?
Did you know that the Memorial Endowment Trust of the Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte awards grant funds each year?
Did You Know This About the UUCC MET?
Did you know this about the Memorial Endowment Trust of the Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte?
Meet Our Newest Members
Meet our newest members: Doris Bienz, Julia Bosma, Deb Douglas, Amy Stephens-Frizzell, Jason Frizzell, Matt Hoffman, Stephanie Hoffman, Alexa Loomis, Mike Love, KC Nash, Jaegan Preston and Nefi Winford.
UUCC’s Covenant of Right Relations
On September 25, the Sunday service topic centered around the idea and origins of covenant and the ways we live out those relational promises. Here is the text of the covenant that UUCC adopted June 6, 2021, and a link to the September 25 service.
A Bean in a Little Box
How did a philosophy class about miracles lead to a conversation in Freeman Hall, and what does that have to do with volunteering at the UUCC?
Did You Know? A Message from the MET
Did you know this about the Memorial Endowment Trust of the Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte?
Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes
Our Board meets monthly, usually on the third Tuesday, to conduct congregational business. Minutes of meetings conducted during the current congregational year are accessible here.
Coordinating Team Reports
Every month the CT reports to the Board of Trustees on finances, membership and generally on progress toward fulfilling our Mission and Ends. The “narratives” portions of those reports, compiled with the assistance of all the professional staff, along with “monthly participation numbers” are available here.
Member-Only Facebook Group
Join our members-only Facebook group, "Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte Members." This is a "closed" Facebook group where members can discuss issues and interests in private--like a virtual Freeman Hall, except you bring the coffee!
Love this place? Donate to the Endowment
Help insure the long-term health of the UUCC. Give to the Memorial Endowment Trust in memory of a loved one or in honor of a special person or event.



Social Opportunities
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May Community Sunday – A House Becomes a Home
Sunday, May 17 is our next Community Sunday, and the theme is A House Becomes a Home. We will gather together for a brief service, followed by opportunities to connect and explore. We are offering four activities: Operation Sandwich, Growing Up Gen Z: A Personal Perspective, Explore Laughter Wellness, Music, and Movement from around the World!, and What's Giving Got to Do with It? See more for details…
UUCC Sunday Schedule
Easily access information about and links to our Sunday programming for children, youth, and adults, including classes, our Sunday service, and social opportunities.
Pop-up Potlucks
We’re looking for volunteers to welcome others from UUCC into their backyard (or front yard, porch, deck, communal area, etc.) this summer in a very casual fashion! Learn more and sign up here.
Pop-up Potluck at Jane and Gene’s Place
Join Jane and Gene for lunch on Monday, June 8 at noon.
Song Circle
All are welcome to join our Song Circle on the second Friday of each month at 2 p.m. in the Schweitzer Room. Whether you love to sing, play an instrument, or simply listen, all are encouraged to be a part of this relaxed, supportive gathering.
Sandwich Generation Gathering June 12
Are you taking care of growing children and aging parents? You’re part of the sandwich generation. Let us take care of you! Join others experiencing the same things you are on June 12 from 6 - 8 p.m. for conversation and comfort food.
Who Keeps Our Grounds So Beautiful?
Learn more about the mission of the volunteer group that maintains our beautiful grounds and find out how you can get involved. The group meets at the UUCC on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month.
UUCC Hiking Group
For Saturday, June 6, 2026, we will be hiking Buffalo Creek Preserve Trail in Mt. Pleasant in Cabarrus County, only 1 hour from Charlotte.
Make Music with Us!
Weekly music program rehearsals - children's choir, all ages choir, adult choir, and handbell ensemble - resume in September for kindergarten through adult, and you’re invited!
UUCC Drum Circle
All are welcome to join as we explore the world of drumming together, from West African to Latin and improvised grooves. This "in your body" experience takes place on the third Saturday of each month from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the UUCC sanctuary.
Signing Up Helps Us Plan
See a UUCC program or event that you plan to participate in? Clicking the registration link and letting us know you’ll be there really helps us plan. Please take the time to RSVP.
(dis)Abled Support and Advocacy Group
The disability support and advocacy group welcomes those with any type of physical or mental health challenge, as well as allies and friends.
Seniors Share
A Vibrant group of UUCC members 65+ Meets via Zoom 1st Wed of every month at 4pm and in person on campus every 3rd Wed at 2pm with interesting topics for discussion and/or guest speakers. Contact Jane Kusterer to add your contact info to the group Email list Kusterernc@gmail.com
Consider Joining a UUCC Affinity Group
UUCC members and friends: Browse the latest opportunities to join with others in our congregation for book discussions, hiking, meditation, gaming fun, walking, and more!
UUCC Men’s Group
The Men's Group works to foster a sense of community and support for UUCC men and masculine-identifying, non-binary, and LGBTQ+ people.
Lunch Bunch
After service on the second Sunday of each month, join others from UUCC for lunch at Piada.
Healing Threads: A Prayer Shawl Ministry
Meet to knit or crochet together as a spiritual community and to bless the shawls we complete. Shawls are given to Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte members with a significant hardship or loss and to KinderMourn. Meets 2nd Monday at 7 p.m. Contact Kathleen Moloney-Tarr at krmt1923@gmail.com.
Happy Wanderers
Join Happy Wanderers as they stroll different greenways each week on a rotating basis.
Member-Only Facebook Group
Join our members-only Facebook group, "Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte Members." This is a "closed" Facebook group where members can discuss issues and interests in private--like a virtual Freeman Hall, except you bring the coffee!