Author: CVUU

Martin Luther King, Jr’s legacy emboldens us to push forward in troubling times

January 12, 2018 • CVUU

Hold on to Hope: A Holiday Message from UUA President Susan Frederick-Gray

January 1, 2018 • CVUU

A year after the election, some Americans have returned to the flock — or newly joined one

December 12, 2017 • CVUU

Reflection on #MeToo

November 3, 2017 • CVUU

Upcoming Services

The Evolution of CVUU: So Much More Than a Building

March 22, 2026 at 10:00 AMJay Black, Leslie Black

Next Sunday, March 22, we will trace the history of CVUU from its embryonic stage in 1951 until today. And collectively, we will look into our crystal ball and ask ourselves what’s next. Unitarians and Universalists—and like-minded folks from other faith communities—first assembled in the Logan City offices in 1951. From 1953 until 1973, they met in the USU Engineering Building, followed by two decades of meeting in private homes. By the late 1980s the UU group discontinued meeting, but UU-ism was born anew in 1994 with a gathering of 45 people at Diane Browning’s “A Book Store.” Our Sunday service will consider some of the growth pains and successes … Continue reading The Evolution of CVUU: So Much More Than a Building

Cache Valley Unitarian Universalists

Cache Valley Unitarian Universalists

SUNDAY SERVICES 10AM (ZOOM)

Author: CVUU

Martin Luther King, Jr’s legacy emboldens us to push forward in troubling times

Hold on to Hope: A Holiday Message from UUA President Susan Frederick-Gray

A year after the election, some Americans have returned to the flock — or newly joined one

The Dynamics of Silence

The practice of our faith

Reflection on #MeToo