“One Person’s Efforts”  Anything is possible, one stroke at a time.

Guest Minister – Rev. Byrd Tetzlaff

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

Do you have questions or fears about what is happening to your body and mind as you age?  Do you have trouble finding your keys that were just in your hand a few minutes ago?  Do you ever wonder, “What did I come here after?”  You aren’t alone!   If you have these concerns and others, you might enjoy the UUCLC Graceful Aging discussion group.  This is a thoughtful conversation group, conducted by and for members and friends of UUCLC.  It is an open group, which means folks are free to come and go as they wish. The drift of each meeting emerges from the concerns of those present.

Meeting is held via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

This sub-committee of Membership will meet via Zoom.  The link is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

The Safe Congregation Committee, meeting monthly on the first Tuesday via Zoom, is an umbrella committee whose purpose is to develop policies and procedures related to the emotional and physical well-being of our congregation. The committee will work in conjunction with other committees such as the Building and Grounds (safety team), Education and Social Justice.

The Zoom link is provided in the weekly bulletin.

For information about this Zoom meeting, contact Barbara Marrow.

This informational session is for those interested in learning more about UUCLC and Unitarian Universalism.   No commitment to becoming a member is necessary.  The meeting will take place in the Social Hall at UUCLC, 1235 Mt. Homer Rd, Eustis.

Guest Minister:  “Joy and Blessings,” Rev. Kathy Schmitz.  In this month in which we often speak of joy, let’s consider how joy might be enhanced by noticing the blessings in our lives.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

Board representatives and Committee chairs meet to share what they are doing and how they may coordinate mutual activities. Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Finance Committee oversees the finances of the Congregation.  Its goals are to support the Treasurer, to increase income through pledging and fundraising, to decrease outgo through fund saving, to develop the annual budget, and to educate the Congregation on its financial processes and status.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

This meeting is held via Zoom.  The link is provided in the weekly bulletin.

The Mission of the SJE Committee is to support congregation members and local groups in working toward a more just community socially, economically, and environmentally.  The vision of the Committee is to be a known, trusted, and effective ally within our congregation and our community in making a positive difference. Learn more about the Committee’s – and by extension, the congregation’s – community projects and partnerships here.

The group reads books related to Buddhism and practices meditation.  Open to all.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom on 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

This meeting is held on Zoom.

Guest Minister:  Rev. David Crump

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

The Membership committee members welcome newcomers and encourage them to sign our “visitor’s sheet.”  They are prepared to answer any questions that visitors have about membership and the procedure for joining.  If the visitors choose to become members, the committee will set up an orientation session, after which they may choose to sign our official membership book.  The committee also plans two new member induction ceremonies a year, which are held during the Celebration of Life service on Sunday morning.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

Do you have questions or fears about what is happening to your body and mind as you age?  Do you have trouble finding your keys that were just in your hand a few minutes ago?  Do you ever wonder, “What did I come here after?”  You aren’t alone!   If you have these concerns and others, you might enjoy the UUCLC Graceful Aging discussion group.  This is a thoughtful conversation group, conducted by and for members and friends of UUCLC.  It is an open group, which means folks are free to come and go as they wish. The drift of each meeting emerges from the concerns of those present.

Meeting is held via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Meets Third Tuesday of every month.  The Communications Committee runs the UUCLC Facebook page and places ads as well as articles on our special events in the Orlando Sentinel and other local publications. This committee also oversees the UUCLC website. If you like to write, work on the computer, or take photos, the Communications Committee needs you!

This committee meets via Zoom only. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

Sally Westover, Reiki Master, will present a Tibetan Singing Bowls Meditation.  Come and be prepared to relax to the beautiful sounds of the singing bowls. This will be our entire service. We will light the chalice and then prepare to relax and meditate.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Meets the fourth Tuesday of every month.  The Technology Administrative Committee is responsible for keeping track of technology used by UUCLC for church management and communications, including hardware, software, and internet accounts.

This committee meets via Zoom only. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

The group reads books related to Buddhism and practices meditation.  Open to all.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom on 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

Do you have questions or fears about what is happening to your body and mind as you age?  Do you have trouble finding your keys that were just in your hand a few minutes ago?  Do you ever wonder, “What did I come here after?”  You aren’t alone!   If you have these concerns and others, you might enjoy the UUCLC Graceful Aging discussion group.  This is a thoughtful conversation group, conducted by and for members and friends of UUCLC.  It is an open group, which means folks are free to come and go as they wish. The drift of each meeting emerges from the concerns of those present.

Meeting is held via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

The Safe Congregation Committee, meeting monthly on the first Tuesday via Zoom, is an umbrella committee whose purpose is to develop policies and procedures related to the emotional and physical well-being of our congregation. The committee will work in conjunction with other committees such as the Building and Grounds (safety team), Education and Social Justice.

The Zoom link is provided in the weekly bulletin.

The group reads books related to Buddhism and practices meditation.  Open to all.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom on 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

Board representatives and Committee chairs meet to share what they are doing and how they may coordinate mutual activities. Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Finance Committee oversees the finances of the Congregation.  Its goals are to support the Treasurer, to increase income through pledging and fundraising, to decrease outgo through fund saving, to develop the annual budget, and to educate the Congregation on its financial processes and status.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

The Membership committee members welcome newcomers and encourage them to sign our “visitor’s sheet.”  They are prepared to answer any questions that visitors have about membership and the procedure for joining.  If the visitors choose to become members, the committee will set up an orientation session, after which they may choose to sign our official membership book.  The committee also plans two new member induction ceremonies a year, which are held during the Celebration of Life service on Sunday morning.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

Do you have questions or fears about what is happening to your body and mind as you age?  Do you have trouble finding your keys that were just in your hand a few minutes ago?  Do you ever wonder, “What did I come here after?”  You aren’t alone!   If you have these concerns and others, you might enjoy the UUCLC Graceful Aging discussion group.  This is a thoughtful conversation group, conducted by and for members and friends of UUCLC.  It is an open group, which means folks are free to come and go as they wish. The drift of each meeting emerges from the concerns of those present.

Meeting is held via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Meets Third Tuesday of every month.  The Communications Committee runs the UUCLC Facebook page and places ads as well as articles on our special events in the Orlando Sentinel and other local publications. This committee also oversees the UUCLC website. If you like to write, work on the computer, or take photos, the Communications Committee needs you!

This committee meets via Zoom only. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

This meeting is held via Zoom.  The link is provided in the weekly bulletin.

The Mission of the SJE Committee is to support congregation members and local groups in working toward a more just community socially, economically, and environmentally.  The vision of the Committee is to be a known, trusted, and effective ally within our congregation and our community in making a positive difference. Learn more about the Committee’s – and by extension, the congregation’s – community projects and partnerships here.

The group reads books related to Buddhism and practices meditation.  Open to all.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom on 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Meets the fourth Tuesday of every month.  The Technology Administrative Committee is responsible for keeping track of technology used by UUCLC for church management and communications, including hardware, software, and internet accounts.

This committee meets via Zoom only. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

Meets the fourth Wednesday of every month in the church Social Hall, with an option to attend via Zoom (the link is provided in the Weekly Bulletin).  All UUCLC members are welcome.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

The Safe Congregation Committee, meeting monthly on the first Tuesday via Zoom, is an umbrella committee whose purpose is to develop policies and procedures related to the emotional and physical well-being of our congregation. The committee will work in conjunction with other committees such as the Building and Grounds (safety team), Education and Social Justice.

The Zoom link is provided in the weekly bulletin.

The group reads books related to Buddhism and practices meditation.  Open to all.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom on 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

Do you have questions or fears about what is happening to your body and mind as you age?  Do you have trouble finding your keys that were just in your hand a few minutes ago?  Do you ever wonder, “What did I come here after?”  You aren’t alone!   If you have these concerns and others, you might enjoy the UUCLC Graceful Aging discussion group.  This is a thoughtful conversation group, conducted by and for members and friends of UUCLC.  It is an open group, which means folks are free to come and go as they wish. The drift of each meeting emerges from the concerns of those present.

Meeting is held via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Finance Committee oversees the finances of the Congregation.  Its goals are to support the Treasurer, to increase income through pledging and fundraising, to decrease outgo through fund saving, to develop the annual budget, and to educate the Congregation on its financial processes and status.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

Board representatives and Committee chairs meet to share what they are doing and how they may coordinate mutual activities. Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Meets Third Tuesday of every month.  The Communications Committee runs the UUCLC Facebook page and places ads as well as articles on our special events in the Orlando Sentinel and other local publications. This committee also oversees the UUCLC website. If you like to write, work on the computer, or take photos, the Communications Committee needs you!

This committee meets via Zoom only. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

This meeting is held via Zoom.  The link is provided in the weekly bulletin.

The Mission of the SJE Committee is to support congregation members and local groups in working toward a more just community socially, economically, and environmentally.  The vision of the Committee is to be a known, trusted, and effective ally within our congregation and our community in making a positive difference. Learn more about the Committee’s – and by extension, the congregation’s – community projects and partnerships here.

The group reads books related to Buddhism and practices meditation.  Open to all.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom on 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

The Membership committee members welcome newcomers and encourage them to sign our “visitor’s sheet.”  They are prepared to answer any questions that visitors have about membership and the procedure for joining.  If the visitors choose to become members, the committee will set up an orientation session, after which they may choose to sign our official membership book.  The committee also plans two new member induction ceremonies a year, which are held during the Celebration of Life service on Sunday morning.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

Do you have questions or fears about what is happening to your body and mind as you age?  Do you have trouble finding your keys that were just in your hand a few minutes ago?  Do you ever wonder, “What did I come here after?”  You aren’t alone!   If you have these concerns and others, you might enjoy the UUCLC Graceful Aging discussion group.  This is a thoughtful conversation group, conducted by and for members and friends of UUCLC.  It is an open group, which means folks are free to come and go as they wish. The drift of each meeting emerges from the concerns of those present.

Meeting is held via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Meets the fourth Tuesday of every month.  The Technology Administrative Committee is responsible for keeping track of technology used by UUCLC for church management and communications, including hardware, software, and internet accounts.

This committee meets via Zoom only. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

Meets the fourth Wednesday of every month in the church Social Hall, with an option to attend via Zoom (the link is provided in the Weekly Bulletin).  All UUCLC members are welcome.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

The Safe Congregation Committee, meeting monthly on the first Tuesday via Zoom, is an umbrella committee whose purpose is to develop policies and procedures related to the emotional and physical well-being of our congregation. The committee will work in conjunction with other committees such as the Building and Grounds (safety team), Education and Social Justice.

The Zoom link is provided in the weekly bulletin.

The group reads books related to Buddhism and practices meditation.  Open to all.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom on 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

Do you have questions or fears about what is happening to your body and mind as you age?  Do you have trouble finding your keys that were just in your hand a few minutes ago?  Do you ever wonder, “What did I come here after?”  You aren’t alone!   If you have these concerns and others, you might enjoy the UUCLC Graceful Aging discussion group.  This is a thoughtful conversation group, conducted by and for members and friends of UUCLC.  It is an open group, which means folks are free to come and go as they wish. The drift of each meeting emerges from the concerns of those present.

Meeting is held via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Finance Committee oversees the finances of the Congregation.  Its goals are to support the Treasurer, to increase income through pledging and fundraising, to decrease outgo through fund saving, to develop the annual budget, and to educate the Congregation on its financial processes and status.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

Board representatives and Committee chairs meet to share what they are doing and how they may coordinate mutual activities. Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.

Meets weekly.  The WRAP committee is responsible for scheduling speakers, chalice lighters, readings and music for our weekly Celebration of Life services, which sometimes include special events such as our Water Communion.  While meeting via Zoom, the discussion group follows the service.

Zoom link is provided in the weekly Bulletin.

Meets Third Tuesday of every month.  The Communications Committee runs the UUCLC Facebook page and places ads as well as articles on our special events in the Orlando Sentinel and other local publications. This committee also oversees the UUCLC website. If you like to write, work on the computer, or take photos, the Communications Committee needs you!

This committee meets via Zoom only. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

This meeting is held via Zoom.  The link is provided in the weekly bulletin.

The Mission of the SJE Committee is to support congregation members and local groups in working toward a more just community socially, economically, and environmentally.  The vision of the Committee is to be a known, trusted, and effective ally within our congregation and our community in making a positive difference. Learn more about the Committee’s – and by extension, the congregation’s – community projects and partnerships here.

The group reads books related to Buddhism and practices meditation.  Open to all.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom on 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

In-Person UUCLC Tai Chi class every Monday, December through April, in the UUCLC parking lot.  We will be learning Tai Chi for Arthritis, which was adapted by Dr. Paul Lam from the ancient Sun style tai chi. It is gentle, slow-motion martial arts movements done smoothly and mindfully. The class will be taught by Chris Cleveland, who has been trained by one of Dr. Lam’s master instructors. Tai chi has been shown to increase one’s immunity.  Open to all.

The Membership committee members welcome newcomers and encourage them to sign our “visitor’s sheet.”  They are prepared to answer any questions that visitors have about membership and the procedure for joining.  If the visitors choose to become members, the committee will set up an orientation session, after which they may choose to sign our official membership book.  The committee also plans two new member induction ceremonies a year, which are held during the Celebration of Life service on Sunday morning.

Meeting is currently held via Zoom. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

Do you have questions or fears about what is happening to your body and mind as you age?  Do you have trouble finding your keys that were just in your hand a few minutes ago?  Do you ever wonder, “What did I come here after?”  You aren’t alone!   If you have these concerns and others, you might enjoy the UUCLC Graceful Aging discussion group.  This is a thoughtful conversation group, conducted by and for members and friends of UUCLC.  It is an open group, which means folks are free to come and go as they wish. The drift of each meeting emerges from the concerns of those present.

Meeting is held via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. The link to connect is provided in the Weekly Bulletin.

We will meet in the UUCLC sanctuary for an hour of discussion and a meditation, led by a group member, to help us get more connected to our spiritual nature.  Be sure to wear a mask and social distance.