Sunday Service: In-person and Online Sunday at 10:30am

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NEXT SERVICE

Sunday, April 19, 2026

Welcoming One Another Home

 We come together to practice Beloved Community, to welcome and affirm the worth of all people, and to heal our spirits through joyful song. This spring music service allows us to set down our loneliness and despair, as we participate in the

deeply human desire to experience home as a place of radical belonging. 

Musicians include:

The UCE Choir, Andy Carpenter, soprano sax; Julia Schifrin, violin and fiddle; Gregory Shifrin, piano; Nadav Simon, drums and timpani; Vickie Hellyer, conductor

Readers include:

Eleanor Boyer, Thom Duncan, Ellie Feddersen, Robb Geiger, Lynn Kendall, and Rev. Eileen Wiviott

Today’s offering will be shared with Connections for the Homeless, one of our longest community partnerships. Connections serves as a safety net for neighbors who need support to maintain safe, stable housing in Evanston and northern Cook County. They’ve been a tireless advocate and leader for affordable housing in our area.

Upcoming Services

April 26 – Mike Dickenson’s Spiritual Journey

May 3 – Faith Formation Sunday

May 10 – The Fierce Love of Mothering – Dr. Emma Farrell

May 17 – A Home By Any Other Name – Rev. Eileen Wiviott

 

          

Please join us for in-person & virtual worship services on Sundays at 10:30 am. 

We Are So Glad You Are Here

We are a community of people of all genders, ages, races, ethnicities, abilities, identities, backgrounds, and sexual orientations, practicing Beloved Community.

All are welcome! Our mission is to nurture the human spirit for a world made whole. Together we create a community of joy and hope, cultivate minds, sustain spirits, and work toward a more just and peaceful world.

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Welcome visitors! Fill out our online visitor form to sign up for the newsletter and learn more about our community.

RENTALS

If you are looking for space to hold a wedding, memorial, special event or meeting, UCE has lovely spaces to accommodate your needs. We have a new kitchen, state of the art technology for multiplatform events and meetings, parking, lobby staff during your stay, accessible entry, and a t-coil hearing loop among other amenities to make your time here comfortable and convenient.  Click the photo or OUR SPACES button, to explore what’s available, testimonials and more information about our available space.

Nurturing the Human Spirit…

For more events, check your Wednesday emails and Friday Newsletters. If you have a virtual meeting that you would like to add to the calendar, contact the office at admin@ucevanston.org.

… For a World Made Whole

Keep our UU values at the core of our work to preserve our democracy.

Build relationships for our future.

  • Beacons of Light. Join UCE at the corner of Dempster and Ridge every Thursday, 6:00-6:30pm, as a beacon of light for our country’s future. Bring a sign with a positive message that reflects what you’re feeling about this week’s events and your vision for the days ahead.
  • American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois (ACLU-IL), Rev. Susan Frances serves on their Board – Join their Community Activator Network
  • Interfaith Action of Evanston (IAE); Rev. Eileen Wiviott serves on their Board – Volunteer throughout Evanston

Recognize your spending power as an act of justice. Shop local or online from Fair Trade, ecologically sustainable, or BIPOC-owned businesses, like these online shops.

Cultivate an action plan. Get involved with one of UCE’s social action teams. If you are feeling overwhelmed or need some guidance, contact Rev. Susan Frances.

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Check out updates from the UCE community in our weekly newsletter! Explore the website for pages on our social justice teams, committees, programs, and more.

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