Next Sunday’s Service
- Join us for a special musical celebration with Austin folksinger Steve Brooks! Usually one of TRUU's favorite summer visitors, Steve's ramblings were hobbled by Covid-19. But we're pleased to welcome him in an early nod to the holiday season. As Steve puts it, "All spiritual [...]
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.Rev. Nathan Woodliff-Stanley
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The Rev. Nathan Woodliff Stanley returns to our virtual pulpit to preach once each month. You can watch Rev. Nathan's most recent service here on Facebook. You can also meet Rev. Nathan via Zoom in his monthly evening spiritual group. You will find the schedule for both Sunday morning and evening services in "Upcoming Events" directly below this paragraph. |
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
- An unshakeable desire November 17, 2020Elaine McArdle Dr. Glen Thomas Rideout’s music ministry.
- Media roundup: Religious responses to Election Day, and more November 16, 2020Sonja L. Cohen, Christopher L. Walton UUA President Susan Frederick-Gray ‘incredibly buoyed’ by turnout; in other news, organ donors celebrated in Michigan, UU banners vandalized in Florida.
- Media roundup: Unitarian Universalists offer pastoral presence, resistance during contentious election November 6, 2020Sonja L. Cohen, Christopher L. Walton Also in the news: Louisville church provides sanctuary to protesters against police brutality; congregations in Massachusetts and Missouri will host homeless shelters all winter.