Next Sunday’s Service
- We welcome the Rev. Nathan Woodliff-Stanley for his first service with TRUU as our Consulting Minister under a new quarter-time contract for 2020-21. Rev. Woodliff-Stanley, former executive director of the Colorado ACLU, is no stranger to TRUU or to our pulpit; he has been a [...]
Sunday Morning Services
During this time of social distancing, TRUU is committed to providing every-Sunday services online at 10 am. Open the individual service listing here. The links for Sunday broadcasts will also be included in the weekly newsletters; the sign-up is at the bottom of this page. If you have trouble getting into the Zoom meeting, email truu.office@gmail.com. More help here.Welcome Rev. Nathan!
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| On July 12, TRUU welcomes the Rev. Nathan Woodliff Stanley, who will be preaching his first service in our virtual pulpit. Nathan will serve TRUU as 1/4 time minister through June of 2021. No stranger to TRUU's physical pulpit, Nathan visited TRUU each summer for the past six years as a guest speaker -- and as the Executive Director of the Colorado ACLU. |
Social Justice at TRUU
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| TRUU works with Extended Table and we participate in the Mountain Voices Project. We have used our parsonage to provide sanctuary and stand in solidarity with other UU churches in the sanctuary movement. We also participate in campaigns of the Unitarian Universalist Association and the UU Service Committee. |
Unitarian Universalist News
- Almost 5,000 attend Virtual General Assembly July 9, 2020Christopher L. Walton UUA’s first online-only General Assembly calls for solidarity with Indigenous communities, supports defunding police, and formalizes human rights investment screen.
- UU youth and emerging adults cope with pandemic July 1, 2020Andrea Dulanto As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, young UUs are figuring out their paths through unprecedented uncertainties.
- A pastoral letter to Black UUs June 4, 2020Lauren Smith How is it with your spirit today? Today, my spirit is struck by grief.
Why I Like TRUU…
If you are looking for a spiritual home, and you have outgrown the religion of your past, you should visit and learn more about TRUU, a beacon for liberal religion in our valley. We believe in Deeds, Not Creeds! And we have the best music in town!
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