UCWC provides a variety of opportunities to explore topics of belief, religions, life’s big questions, ethics and justice, and more. Each year we offer a class on Unitarian Universalist History and Theology as well as a small group experience for exploring personal and common beliefs within the UU.

Adult Courses

To find out about our adult courses, subscribe to The Fellowtarian and Connections, our monthly and weekly communications organs.

Past courses have included:

• Small Group Ministry — a structured program on a selected topic for participants.
• Explorations — an exploration of UUism, our lives, our beliefs, and our spiritual practices.
• UU History and Theologies Class
• Reading the UUA Common Read – “Breathe: A Letter to my Sons” Imani Perry
• Death Café and End of Life Planning
• Unitarian Universalism and the Bible – And a book discussion of Christ for Unitarian Universalists
• Topics in Meditation – The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, The Buddhist 8-fold Path, and Meditation Practices
• Discussions of Ethics explored through the show “The Good Place”
• Joint Committee Presentations to learn about Criminal Justice and Climate Justice

Small Group Ministry

Small Groups consist of six to twelve members who covenant to meet twice a month, guided by a trained facilitator. The format includes an opening reading, check-in, and discussion on a variety of topics designed to explore our spirituality and encourage sharing and connection. Click HERE for more information.

Women’s Group and Retreat

Join in on some fun and/or educational activities and build deeper friendships along the way. Twice weekly walks (in a park and at Longwood Gardens), twice monthly lunch gatherings and various non- recurring activities await. Participate in one, several, or all of them! The UCWC Women’s Group is open to women 21 and older and is an inclusive group: trans, CIS, nonbinary, and plus welcome. Receive a weekly email digest of plans and activities by emailing womens-group@ucwc.org