Sharon Scholl talks about three choices that have shaped people’s religious perspectives since recorded history began.  Each has had unfortunate consequences which apply even today. Speaker Bio: The speaker for October 27 is long time member, Sharon Scholl, retired professor of humanities at Jacksonville University.  We know her best as one of our church musicians. 

Three UUCJ members speak to what UUCJ means to them and why they support this spiritual community.

What happens when we lose hope? How do we make it through? What do we do next? A psychological, philosophical, and personal reflection on ambiguous Loss. Bio: Matt Hartley is currently the Community Coordinator for the Young Adult Transformation Collective, which invites Young Adults into a year of service, spiritual community, and vocational discernment at

Join us this Sunday as we kick off Mission Funding 2025—Forward Together Sharing Our Treasure! Renew your 2025 pledge today!

Join us for the beginning of the new church year, as Peter Racine will be speaking on the values we hold dear as Unitarian Universalists.

Your most significant climate action is likely to be your decision to eat sustainably. The EAT-Lancet Planetary Health Diet allows you to eat everything you fancy, including meat and dairy, with an emphasis on foods from the garden. Devised by a team of experts to serve the health of the planet by reducing emissions and

Craig Miller, Curator of Manatee Conservation at the Jacksonville Zoo, will discuss the zoo's manatee program, including its history, specific cases, future plans, and ways the public can help protect manatees.

Speaker: A. Quinton White, Jr. Ph.D. A. Quinton White, Jr., Ph.D. began his career at JU in 1976 as a Visiting Assistant Professor and then went on to start the marine science program (1978), serving as Department Chair, Division Chair, Dean of Arts and Science and retires in August, 2024 as Executive Director, Marine Science