Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Southeastern Arizona
Our Promise: As Unitarian Universalists, we do not come together around a single set of beliefs, but we gather around the promise we have made to treat each other with respect and compassion as we each seek out and nurture our own best selves, while encouraging others to do the same.
Our minister is Reverand Karla Brockie
Visit Us Next Sunday
We are located at 125 S Second Street in Sierra Vista, Arizona. View our Map.
If you have questions, call us at 520-378-0197.
Our services are every Sunday at 10:30 AM
Sermon Topics are listed here:
Are you worried about what to wear?
Don’t be. We are casual.
Where to Park
There is parking on the South side of the building, on the East side of the building and on the street.
After the Service
Join us for coffee and conversation. So we can get to know you and you can get to know us. A number of us like to go out to lunch.
UUCSEA is a member congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association. As a Welcoming Congregation, we affirm and promote the full participation of persons in all our activities and endeavors without regard to race, color, gender, physical or mental challenge, affectional or sexual orientation, class or national origin.
Our Mission
Create a welcoming community of caring people where all receive emotional support, intellectual stimulation, and respect for their individual spiritual paths; Work for justice and equality in our community and the world; Increase respect for the natural environment; promote the Principles of Unitarian Universalism.
Sample Our Previous Sermons: Many sermons are available in audio or text versions. You can subscribe to our podcasts and our weekly email announcements here.
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Mary Cunningham says:
Hi there!
I was very impressed with your entire service, your friendly members, and oh, Lorraine did a great job of leading.
I attended your service this morning because of the subject of Women and I was not disappointed! The five women who spoke did so in what seemed to be their own unique (and delightful!) way and the song by Sharon and the other woman (sorry I don’t know names) made me weep, for the truth of what they were singing. THANK YOU for this participatory-type service because I know that personally for me, my days of listening to one preacher/minister do all the talking are over.
Namaste,
Mary
admin says:
We are glad you enjoyed it. We do have a lot of internal talent and members frequently are the producers of the sermon.