NEXT SERVICE

Democracy and Voting Rights: Our Winding Path

With elections coming up, it is a good time to employ our 5th principle and discuss voting rights and representative democracy in the United States. We will briefly discuss how churches in colonial America influenced the development of democracy, and the history of the bumpy road towards voting rights for most Americans. We will conclude with a review of voting processes for the Fall 2028 election. We will not discuss or endorse any specific candidates or propositions – we will focus on the election process in Utah. Meet in person at CVUU or online through Zoom on Sunday at 10:00 AM.

Our Values

Our Values

We are a religiously liberal, welcoming community, united in a responsible search for knowledge and spiritual growth. Bound by no dogma or creed, Cache Valley Unitarian Universalists value and promote peace, liberty, social equality, and environmental sustainability through personal, community, and global action.

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Imagining a Better Tomorrow

Imagining a Better Tomorrow

Cache Valley Unitarian Universalists is committed to making the world a better place. Our community is involved in a number of issues and our members actively participate in promoting social equality and caring for the Earth. As a group we have been involved in many causes.

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Energy of Action!

Energy of Action!

Energy of Action describes our small but active congregation: There are many ways to get involved at CVUU. Join us for Sunday Services, fellowship activities, participate in our religious exploration classes and programs for all ages, work on social issues and environmental sustainability, or one of our Affinity groups might be a better fit for you.

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