

Our religious tradition did not arrive here easily. Across the centuries, people questioned accepted truths, challenged religious authority, crossed boundaries, opened doors and sometimes paid dearly for doing so. Michael Servetus died for theological convictions. Thomas Potter prepared a chapel for a Universalist preacher he had not yet met. Olympia Brown carried her Universalist faith into the struggle for women’s equality. Sophia Lyon Fahs dared religious education to take children’s questions seriously. And they are only a few. This Sunday we will meet some of the courageous Unitarians, Universalists and Unitarian Universalists whose choices helped create the faith we have inherited. Not saints. Not superheroes. Human beings who were afraid, uncertain and imperfect—and nevertheless stepped forward. Their lives remind us: others have walked this road before us. We do not walk alone.
Bread, Roses, and Dignity: The Courage of Working People- Rev. Gordon Bailey

At Community Church Unitarian Universalist we journey together to bring justice, equity and compassion to our lives, our Community and the larger world. We believe in the inherent worth and dignity of every person and ALL are welcome to join us on this faith journey!



Community Lighthouse Project
Community Church Unitarian Universalist is proud to be part of the Community Lighthouse Project with Together New Orleans.
This project works towards connecting 85 places in the community with solar power and backup batteries. These “lighthouses” help keep people safe and supported during power outages and disasters. CCUU is one of these important hubs!
We are Unitarian Universalists, people of many backgrounds who have different beliefs, but shared values. Together, we offer a guided path towards a better you and a better world. Get to know us in this short animated video.
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