5904 W. Cholla St. • Glendale, AZ 85304 • 623.846.6004

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We come together for Sunday morning worship to shape and define what is of value and worth to us. Our services focus on topics of spiritual, social and current concerns. We come together at 10:30 am each Sunday to sing, meditate, and share our lives with one another. Our Worship is designed to meet the diversity of spiritual paths that are embraced within Unitarian Universalism. Sunday mornings offer a celebration of community, an intellectual challenge, and a deepening of the heart.

Worship •••

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August 1: Singing from the Heart Come hear and experience how the power of our song can transform our lives and inspire our transformation of the world in which we live in a musical service presented by the Director of Music Ministries at the Valley UU Congregation, Chandler AZ. Service co-led by Jim Reay.
Kellie Walker

August 8: Howard Thurman: An Overlooked Social Justice Pioneer The life of a mid-20th century African American minister who led America's first multiracial, multicultural congregation and inspired Rev. Martin Luther King will be explored by the Chaplain at Mayo Clinic Medical Center.
Rev. Kathleen Baughman

August 15: Stories of Radical Justice: Revisiting the Good Samaritan and the Loaves and Fishes The CEO of Protect Arizona's Family Coalition, a progresive alliance of Arizona social and health service agencies, and the leader of an ecumenical Christian group serving the spiritual and social needs of homeless Arizonans returns to share his dynamic spiritual and social values.
Timothy Schmaltz

August 22: The Principles and Purposes in Action. Unitarian Universalism (UU) is a non-creedal religion that honors the right and responsibility of each person to search for truth and meaning that works for them. For many this search includes certain values articulated in our Principles and Purposes as a UU Church. Living those values is import in building the world we dream about.
Rev. Paul Langston-Daley

August 29: Zero Tolerance. Sheriff Arpaio has long been a proponent of Zero Tolerance and has built a reputation on this policy. But does Zero Tolerance really work? What are the costs to the community, the economy, and to human beings? How does Zero Tolerance square with forgiveness, redemption and salvation? We’ll look at the failure of zero tolerance and explore some highly effective alternatives.
Rev. Paul Langston-Daley

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