Unitarian Universalist Congregation
Ormond Beach
56 Halifax Drive North
Ormond Beach, FL 32176
(386) 677- 6172

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING: The UUCOB Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, July 18, beginning at 5:30 PM. All UUCOB members are welcome to attend. If you have concerns or issues that you would wish the Board to consider, please send them to Preston Garrison  by Wednesday, July 17th.  Agenda

 LIFE LONG LEARNING: at UUCOB  resumes in Fall

 SEE ALL Prior Programs    

 REFLECTIONS—Thursday Evening Services lead by the  Worship Committee  will resume in the Fall 

Prior to the 10:30 am service, the Discussion Group meets at 9:15 a.m.  

After the service join us for "Coffee, Cookies and Conversation"

       SUNDAY SERVICES                                                

                                          Audio of Past Sermons  

 Upcoming Pulpit Presentations

 July 14, 2019
9:15 Discussion Group Topic:  "Global Warming". Topic Leader: Reinhold Schlieper
10:30 Service: — Dan Gribbin, “Nature and the American Spirit”                        Dan’s presentation will feature a slide show centered on beautiful natural sites in our immediate geographical area.  Prior to the show, he will talk about inspirational American writers who have incorporated the spirit of nature into their works.  Members of the congregation will be encouraged to identify their favorite spots to appreciate the beauty of nature. 
Service Leader:Carolyn West

July 21, 2019
9:15 Discussion Group Topic:
10:30 Service: — Rita Schleer, “The Plight of the LGBT Elderly”                          The plight of the LGBTQ elderly as they face new forms of discrimination in retirement.      
SHARE THE PLATE OFFERING – Helping Victims of Human Trafficking
Service Leader:Patty Alsobrook

 July 28, 2019

9:15 Discussion Group Topic:
10:30 Service: — Kurtland and Gaia Davies, “Caregiver Burnout: Being of Service Without Killing Yourself”         Flight attendants tell you to put your own oxygen mask on before you help someone else.  Why?   Because a dead helper is not a good helper!   We UU’s are famously service-oriented.  All over the world, we have caring ministries and community service projects.  However, as caregivers and community service leaders, we can sometimes reach the point of burn-out.  Gaia and Kurtland know this feeling well:  "This late in our lives, we are surprised to find that we are still learning how to manage expectations, define boundaries, know our limits and recognize our need for self-care.  Come along with us on our journey

Audio of Past services