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 meetings on Thursdays,  September 19, and October 17, 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  a week prior to the meeting.  Agenda

 Game Nights in September! Join the fun at our UU  UU Game Night! Neil Koch will be hosting the first event on the Friday, September 13, 2019 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. All ages welcome, so bring family-friendly games and be ready for both casual and competitive gameplay!  The next game event is September 27th.  

LIFE LONG LEARNING:  resumes on September 25^th with the enthralling topic of “Standing Upon the Shoulders of Giants.”  Drew Hilburn, who teaches physics at Mainland High School, will discuss some of the “Giants” of science who have contributed to the advances that helped make our world and society what it is today.  This presentation promises to be a most enlightening one, and all are invited to attend. 

AND in October

Hurston, Hughes, and Wright: African-American Writers with Distinctive Purpose  Presented by Dan Gribbin  Wednesday, October 9, 2019, 4:00-5:30 pm Read more

October 4^th First Friday pot luck dinner  will feature a craft show under the able leadership of Rhoni Bachschmidt, Neil Koch, and Julie Hilburn.  The crafts will also be available on Oct 5th

Fall Rummage Sale on October 25 and 26.  

 REFLECTIONS—Thursday Evening Services led 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

 September 22 , 2019

9:15 Discussion Topic:"
10:30 Service–   Rev. Kathy Tew Rickey, “Expectation: The Lens on Our Reality”          Anias Nin, borrowing from the Talmud said “We do not see things as they are; we see them as we are.”         Our knowledge — particularly how we know things — combined with our individual experiences in life, can profoundly affect our perceptions  
Service Leader: John Horner 

September 29 , 2019
9:15 Discussion Topic:
10:30 Service– Rev. Kathy Tew Rickey, "Expectations for a Sweet New Year"       The Jewish New Year begins at sundown, September 29. Jews celebrate with food, candle-lighting and prayer. At this service we will reflect on our expectations for the year and partake in a sampling of apples and hone

Service Leader: Linda Kalaydjian 

 October 6, 2019
9:15 Discussion Topic:'
10:30 Service --Ellen Nielsen and the Congregation,  Water Communion                  The water communion is a representation of our connectedness to one another. The combined water is symbolic of our shared faith coming from many different sources and joining together to celebrate our place on this planet.  During the service, members of the congregation are invited to come to the front, pour a small amount of water into a common bowl, and speak briefly about where the water came from.  The mingled waters represent our coming together again after a summer which, for many of us, may have involved travel. 

Audio of Past services