Join us for in-person church on Sunday, September 11, 2022 at 11:00 a.m.! No coffee hour this week as we are at risk level high.
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Join us for church on April 12, 2026.
9:30am Religious Education
11:00am Service
12:00pm Potluck
1:00pm Meeting about Music
Holy Humor: The Sacred Art of Not Taking Ourselves Too Seriously. Brought to us by Rev. Eric Coleman, his message will reflect on using humor as spiritual resistance and community building.
We have received word that there was a Covid exposure at church last Sunday. While they will be communicating with individuals who had close contact, we wanted to make the congregation aware of the possible need to make additional health precautions.
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HVUUC is sending four individuals to UUA's virtual General Assembly this year, June 14-21! If you are interested in leadership development and building connections with other HVUUC folks as well as the wider UU community then please submit your application here: https://tinyurl.com/HVUUC-GA2026
Learn more about UUA's General Assembly here: https://www.uua.org/ga
Email vp@hvuuc.org with questions
Join us for church on April 5, 2026.
9:30am Religious Education
11:00am Service
12:00pm Egg Hunt
12:30pm Security Listening Circle
This Easter Sunday Rev. Tiffany and Alesha Chaffin explore the different ways we Unitarian Universalists relate to Jesus and the symbolism connected to Christian belief and practice.
A new Small Covenant Group for people not as familiar with the church, called a newbies group is beginning.
It will meet for 3 meetings and is a good way to meet other new people in a quiet, friendly and welcoming setting. The meetings will be on 3 consecutive Mondays evenings (Sept. 19 and 26 and Oct. 3) from 6:30 to 8:30 at the church.
Contact George Cross for more information or to sign up at georgecross@hvuuc.org.
The Water Communion is an annual Unitarian Universalist gathering where we celebrate our interconnectedness with each other and the world. During this gathering we will pour water that we have brought with us into a shared bowl. Many people bring water that is of personal significance to them: water they've gathered during their travels, water from a family home, or even water from the church itself.
Bring your water to the water communion, Sunday September 18th.
You can also find a few printed copies of the newsletter on the visitors table in the sanctuary.
Click here to read the entire newsletter.
Click here for past newsletters.
Up to date church info is always available at www.hvuuc.org
Using all precautions via Covid Safety Guidelines:
Volunteers with Gloves and Masks needed to serve food at our next church PICNIC
Hot dogs/condiments will be cooked/served outdoors within Covid Health guidelines only…
BBQ cook needed...
The "help yourself' buffet line is a separate table with individually wrapped foods allowed only….
Bottled water will also be provided.
****. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO SETUP AND CLEANUP ****
More updates will be provided as needed.
Contact PICNIC@HVUUC.ORG
Or text Cynthia G. With any questions or to lend a hand.
Let's all make this successful!!! THANKS MUCH!!!
A big thank you Doug, our Facilities Trustee, for getting a concrete pad poured in the upper parking lot for the Religious Education Zone building.
In an effort to make our Religious Education building fully inclusive we assessed the accessibility of the building and determined that while our doors were wide enough, the transition from gravel lot to sidewalk was too difficult for our members and friends with mobility limitations.
Both Adult Religious Education classes are being held on the first floor as well. Religious Education classes for all ages run from 9:30am until 10:45am every Sunday morning.
"In the six months since HVUUC implemented our COVID-19 Plan, much has changed—with vaccines, science, and the virus itself. Accordingly, the Board has approved an updated plan. Please read it on our website so you can evaluate the mitigation factors in place and make informed decisions about how and when you feel comfortable to participate in person. Click through to read more details.
If you aren't aware that the TriPride Festival and Parade IS BACK....what have you been doing?? It will be held this year on August 27th for the first time in Bristol.
So, what does all of this mean for HVUUC? It means we need a group of volunteers to march in the parade, spend time at the HVUUC booth, and generally just have a great time!
Click through for more info or contact socialjustice@hvuuc.org to volunteer!
It is with deep sadness that we inform you that David Paul Hess, Father of David Hess, passed away on August 9, 2022, in Dandridge, TN.
We send David and Jessica, and the Hess family, our love and prayers for their comfort and peace.
A Service with military honors will be held September 11 at Resthaven Memorial Gardens in Dandridge.
August 13, 2022
Celebration of Life 2pm
Potluck & Memories 4pm
Erik C. Anderson Park, aka Roan Mountain Community Park
146 Carter Street, Roan Mountain TN (near intersection of 19E and Hwy 143)
Please bring your own chair if you can.
In lieu of flowers please make a donation to ACS Thrift Shop & Food Pantry, c/o Magil Memorial Presbyterian Church, Roan Mountain, TN 37687
You can also find a few printed copies of the newsletter on the visitors table in the sanctuary.
Click here to read the entire newsletter.
Click here for past newsletters.
Up to date church info is always available at www.hvuuc.org
Up to date church info is always available at www.hvuuc.org
Up to date church info is always available at www.hvuuc.org