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SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE AT 10:30 AM
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SERVICE AT 1:00 PM
Call 386-228-3130 with questions
You are welcome here.
Mosaic Unitarian Universalist Congregation is a covenant-based spiritual community serving West Volusia County.
The mission of Mosaic Unitarian Universalist Congregation is to transform lives through compassion, service, generosity, and respectful relationships.
You are welcome here, without exception.
BEGINNING IN JULY AND CONTINUING THROUGH AUGUST, OUR SERVICES WILL ADOPT AN INNOVATIVE FORMAT ENTITLED "SOUL TO SOUL." THIS PROGRAM HAS MET WITH MUCH SUCCESS AND SHOULD BE VERY EXCITING. CALL FOR DETAILS.
UPCOMING SERVICES
May 20th
Speaker: Dr. Robert Tucker
Topic: "Are You a Unitarian Universalist Utilitarian, Too?
Worship Leader: Andy Bowen
May 27th
Speaker: Dr. Phil Lucas
Topic: "Pagan Religious Rock Creations in Europe"
Worship Leader: Jane Bradford
June 3rd
Speaker: Reverend Mark Spivey
Topic: "Flight Plans"
Description: A birds eye view of life. The presentation considers various bird brain vantage points on "how to let your life take flight."
Worship Leader: Judy Raymond
June 10th
Speaker: Cathy Giordano
Topic: "A Story of Love"
Description: A retelling of a Native American folk tale about love and what the story teaches us about relationships
Worship Leader: Cary Ragsdale
June 17th
A Mosaican-Led Service
Topic: "Father's Day"
Worship Leader:
June 24th
Speaker: Dr. Don Musser
Topic: "Beginning Again: Reframing Life After the Unspeakable."
Description: Loss, tragedy, and illness beset human life. A life plan can suddenly become chaotic due to unexpected circumstance. Can you get your life back? Is it possible to go on? These questions and others will be considered.
Worship Leader: Wil Parsons

We practice simple respect for the diverse creeds, beliefs, and practices of our visitors,
guests, friends, and members, but we impose no creed for everyone.
You are welcome here, regardless of the color of your skin, the spiritual beliefs you hold,
the orientation of your sexuality, your native language, or your native land.
We invite you to share the journey with us.
If you wish to know more about our Unitarian Universalist
spiritual heritage, that information is available here for the clicking on our website. If you desire to explore the numerous social justice initiatives
in which we are involved, that information is here as well. Our Sunday morning service at 10:30 AM is more traditional: hymns, readings, a sermon or homily,
and a time for refreshments and fellowship after the service. The 1:00 PM service on Sunday is smaller, less structured, and focuses more on discussion
and personal interaction. For either service, you are welcomed. |