The mission of Holston Valley Unitarian Universalist Church is to promote spiritual growth, religious freedom, and ethical action.
We work together as a church to transform ourselves, our community, and our world by sharing love, pursuing justice, and seeking wonder.
We embrace diversity within the congregation’s membership and in theology. We are committed to being a vital and growing progressive congregation within our larger community.
We hope you will visit our church. Our worship services are at 11:00am; children’s and adult’s religious education classes are both before the service at 9:30am.
11 a.m. Sunday Worship Service
9:30 a.m. Children’s and adult’s religious education classes
Upcoming Services (Sundays @ 11 a.m.)
The last of three services about the search process.
What good does it do “Us” to cast judgment on others, to point fingers, and to make claims to be better than someone else or another? What do we even gain out of doing so? Do we even gain anything at all? Why is it that we feel the need even to do it in the first place? Can’t we all get along? Join us in beloved community as we work to understand "Us" Vs "Them" mentality and the toxic culture it creates.
This service honors the work we do together.
The annual service wherein we bring water to co-mingle, signifying the different things we bring to our religious community.
Unitarian Universalism is often said to be a creedless faith. But is it really? Do we not have an implied creed?
If the Bible were a loose-leaf publication, what would you take out? What would you add?
The next Path to Membership class will be held after the service on Sunday, September 8, from 12.30PM – 2:00PM. RSVP to office@hvuuc.org
Our Religious Education year will be kicking off on August 18th! Please register your children and youth ASAP here RE Registration
In 1965, Rev. James Reeb — a Unitarian minister and civil-rights activist — was killed during the voting rights movement in Selma. Learn more about what happened in this new NPR podcast. Listen where ever you listen to podcasts. A visual narrative can be found here npr.org/whitelies.
The Women’s Group is looking for a few good women to host our monthly gatherings, 12 to be exact!
Winter is Coming! The quickest way to find out if church will be closed on any Sunday, including this Sunday, is to check the church website. If church is going to be cancelled due to inclement weather, that information will be posted at the top of the website by 8:00AM Sunday morning. www.hvuuc.org
Kitchen of Hope on Monday, August 6 is looking for volunteers to cook (1:30-3:30), serve (3-5), or clean up (4:45-6). Contact Kim at kitchenofhope@hvuuc.org
One shopper, two or three cooks and two people to stay overnight are needed to support homeless families in the Family Promise program in Johnson City on Monday, August 13, 2018.
