Join us this Sunday as we meet in person at The Center at Deltona (1640 Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd. Deltona, Florida 32725.) This, as with every service, will occur virtually as well.
In this crazy world that we live in—and with how busy our lives … read more.
Be introduced to new ways and reminded of what we know regarding health in this different world. When we are healthy, we can do more for each
other and our community. There will be easy tips you can share with family, friends, and in outreach programs. … read more.
This Easter, join Mosaic for worship as Rev. Collins explores a less popular version of the Easter story. Not the overwhelming light, the stone rolled back, the triumphal chorus – Christ Is Risen!… In this story Jesus cooks breakfast for his followers and asks the … read more.
In honor of Black History Month this February, join Matthew Pargeter-Villarreal for a reflection on the story of Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, a black female Unitarian abolitionist, suffragist, and women’s rights advocate, whose incredible history and story is a reminder of the prophetic voices throughout … read more.
Join us this Sunday as Reverend Collins shares a compelling vision of a needed shift in human consciousness. The eternal question, “who is the neighbor?”, will serve as a launching point for a vision of this new consciousness, a new wise and contemplative way, and … read more.
Join Minister Teresa Leary this Sunday as she guides us through her journey back to faith. Through a lens touched by spirituality, nurtured by Unitarian Universalism, and expressed by past and present literary figures. Worship leader, Judy Raymond, will guide us through the service.
Join us this Sunday as Teresa and Deanna Leary, a mother and daughter duo, tackle compulsory heterosexuality and show that oftentimes truth is found somewhere in the middle. They explain sexuality outside of the binary expectations and share how the road can be longer than … read more.
May 17 is the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia. In this service, lifting up the first UU principle affirming the inherent worth and dignity of every person, Rev. Tracy played with the seemingly paradoxical statement, “love doesn’t care.”
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