How often do we repeat patterns without ever questioning our motives or why? Did you ever consider an existence of The Self BEFORE coming into this world? Do souls recycle, then reconnect with others in an endless pattern of learning, unlearning, and re-learning together? What does science have to say about this phenomenon, and do … Continue reading Worship Service – “Patterns”
Join our welcoming West African drumming class! Beginners will learn basic drum sounds, play fundamental patterns, and build the skills to play music together as a group while experienced drummers will be challenged with solo phrases, breaks, and traditional dunun. Don’t know what any of that means? That’s okay—we’ll learn together in a supportive, joyful … Continue reading West African Drumming Class | Sanctuary
NUUC’s Pastoral Care Ministry is offering a new online (Zoom-only) program for seniors, especially those who are feeling isolated. While the topics will vary depending on the group’s interests and needs, the objectives will include: • Creating a connected community • Discussing common issues • Identifying and accessing resources Zoom Room #1: Click Here to Connect!
Come play ukulele with us! Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, our group is the perfect place to build your skills and enjoy music. Expect lots of fun, good music, and great company! No experience required—just bring your enthusiasm for learning and playing.
Recovery Dharma is a peer-led recovery program grounded in Buddhist wisdom and practices. It offers a compassionate, non-theistic path for anyone seeking freedom from addiction of any kind, including substances, behaviors, or patterns of suffering. Using mindfulness, meditation, and community support, participants explore the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path as tools for healing … Continue reading Recovery Dharma | Sanctuary
Join NUUC's Choir and rev dr clare hammoor for a service processing our midterm elections. We may be delighted or devastated but we'll be together. Click Here for the Zoom Link!
Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times Modern Kadampa Buddhist Meditation Classes with Ordained Buddhist Nun Kelsang Evam, Teacher at Heruka Kadampa Meditation Center Fort Collins $10 suggested donation / No one turned away for a lack of funds When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation … Continue reading Lunchtime Meditation: Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times
We are looking for volunteers to join us in serving the community! No cooking experience is required! Come join us for a rewarding experience of serving those in need. We appreciate your support!
Build Your Own Theology is an eight-session weekly course designed to help you clarify and articulate your beliefs, culminating in the creation of a personal credo statement. In our exploration, we’ll look at a variety of beliefs and ethical perspectives. We’ll have rich discussions about our varied beliefs, including what we understand as religious, spiritual, … Continue reading Build Your Own Theology | Parker Hall
We warmly invite all the men of our congregation to join our new men’s group, a safe and welcoming space where we can come together in fellowship and support. Rooted in the values of inclusivity, open-mindedness, and mutual respect, the group aims to foster meaningful connections and personal growth.
As concern about the future clouds our current moment, what happens when we look more closely at our discomfort? Join rev dr clare hammoor for a service exploring the contradictions and connections between progressive spirituality and pervasive anxiety. Click Here for the Zoom Link!
Join our welcoming West African drumming class! Beginners will learn basic drum sounds, play fundamental patterns, and build the skills to play music together as a group while experienced drummers will be challenged with solo phrases, breaks, and traditional dunun. Don’t know what any of that means? That’s okay—we’ll learn together in a supportive, joyful … Continue reading West African Drumming Class | Sanctuary
The SJM is a vibrant, engaged group of people committed to “walking our talk.” During our meetings, we discuss various current social justice issues—locally and beyond—and seek meaningful opportunities for members and friends to make a real impact, whether it be raising awareness or directly engaging with our elected officials. We welcome all who are interested … Continue reading Social Justice Ministry
For those unable to attend our afternoon meetings, we offer a 30-minute Zoom gathering to share updates, continue conversations, and help everyone stay connected and engaged in our social justice work. Click here for the zoom link
Learning to see and translating what we observe onto paper is at the heart of this month’s Women’s Group gathering! We’ll pair up, with each person spending 15 minutes studying and sketching their partner before switching roles. The results may range from Picasso to Rembrandt, cartoons to kindergarten masterpieces! You might even discover that being … Continue reading Women’s Group: Seeing & Being Seen
Recovery Dharma is a peer-led recovery program grounded in Buddhist wisdom and practices. It offers a compassionate, non-theistic path for anyone seeking freedom from addiction of any kind, including substances, behaviors, or patterns of suffering. Using mindfulness, meditation, and community support, participants explore the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path as tools for healing … Continue reading Recovery Dharma | Sanctuary
Come as you are to Pathways to Presence, a drop-in mindfulness group led by certified mindfulness teacher Janen Wright. Each session includes gentle guided mindfulness meditations and thoughtful discussions in a welcoming, relaxed space. Whether you’re new to the practice or looking to deepen it, you’ll find a supportive community and practical tools to calm … Continue reading Pathways to Presence: Mindfulness Group
Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times Modern Kadampa Buddhist Meditation Classes with Ordained Buddhist Nun Kelsang Evam, Teacher at Heruka Kadampa Meditation Center Fort Collins $10 suggested donation / No one turned away for a lack of funds When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation … Continue reading Lunchtime Meditation: Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times
Hey singers — let’s come together and make some music! We’re a casual and fun choral community that welcomes everyone. No audition is necessary — just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! All are welcome! Child care for choir members will be available in Parker Hall from 6:15 to 8:15 PM.
The social sisterhood aims to create a virtual space for church women to connect bi-monthly, transcending geographical boundaries. Participants join from various locations, engaging in heartfelt conversations about their lives. There’s no set agenda, there’s no membership. It’s an inclusive forum for women to connect, fostering dialogue, and sharing ideas—ideal for newcomers or long-time members … Continue reading Virtual Social Sisterhood
Are you a budding musician—or a poet in disguise? Do you love live music and seeing the hidden talents of friends? Join us for a fun, low-pressure evening of performances and community. Questions? Contact Jessie at musicdir@namaquauu.org.
Build Your Own Theology is an eight-session weekly course designed to help you clarify and articulate your beliefs, culminating in the creation of a personal credo statement. In our exploration, we’ll look at a variety of beliefs and ethical perspectives. We’ll have rich discussions about our varied beliefs, including what we understand as religious, spiritual, … Continue reading Build Your Own Theology | Parker Hall
The election is over; the results are in. Now is the time to begin to live up to Thomas Jefferson's optimism: "I shall not die without a hope that light and liberty are on steady advance." What is our path forward individually and collectively? Join Worship Associate kathy hartman in exploring hope and action for … Continue reading Worship Service – “Healing America – What Is Our Part?”
Join our welcoming West African drumming class! Beginners will learn basic drum sounds, play fundamental patterns, and build the skills to play music together as a group while experienced drummers will be challenged with solo phrases, breaks, and traditional dunun. Don’t know what any of that means? That’s okay—we’ll learn together in a supportive, joyful … Continue reading West African Drumming Class | Sanctuary
Come play ukulele with us! Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, our group is the perfect place to build your skills and enjoy music. Expect lots of fun, good music, and great company! No experience required—just bring your enthusiasm for learning and playing.
Recovery Dharma is a peer-led recovery program grounded in Buddhist wisdom and practices. It offers a compassionate, non-theistic path for anyone seeking freedom from addiction of any kind, including substances, behaviors, or patterns of suffering. Using mindfulness, meditation, and community support, participants explore the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path as tools for healing … Continue reading Recovery Dharma | Sanctuary
Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times Modern Kadampa Buddhist Meditation Classes with Ordained Buddhist Nun Kelsang Evam, Teacher at Heruka Kadampa Meditation Center Fort Collins $10 suggested donation / No one turned away for a lack of funds When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation … Continue reading Lunchtime Meditation: Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times
Hey singers — let’s come together and make some music! We’re a casual and fun choral community that welcomes everyone. No audition is necessary — just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! All are welcome! Child care for choir members will be available in Parker Hall from 6:15 to 8:15 PM.
Each November, we work to honor the lives of our transgender siblings who have been killed just for being who they were during a special Trans* Day of Remembrance Service. This year, we will be joined by members and leaders from Crossroads Church Loveland and United Church of Christ Loveland, alongside our NUUC Choir. This … Continue reading Trans* Day of Remembrance
Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just curious about putting pen to paper, this is a welcoming monthly group where we explore a thought-provoking theme, share ideas, and enjoy creative expression together. You’re welcome to write in any style—poetry, prose, journaling, or something entirely your own. To join and receive the month’s writing packet, please … Continue reading UU Writers (Community Writing Circle)
Join us for a supportive, thoughtful space to explore today’s most pressing political and social issues while envisioning our collective “North Star” — the kind of society and world we want to create. Past discussions have drawn from books like Democracy Awakening, On Tyranny, and On Freedom. Each month features fresh, accessible topics designed to inspire meaningful conversation … Continue reading Political Policy Discussion Group
We warmly invite all the men of our congregation to join our new men’s group, a safe and welcoming space where we can come together in fellowship and support. Rooted in the values of inclusivity, open-mindedness, and mutual respect, the group aims to foster meaningful connections and personal growth.
Live Stream of the Rise Up, Sing Out event in support of our First Amendment Rights. Come join us! Bring snacks to share and your best singing voices! Sanctuary Reserved.
In the quest to be free, can we empty ourselves of too much? Religious traditions around the world teach us that moments of enlightenment can blur into numbness and unhealthy detachment. What happens if freedom isn’t just letting go, it’s also about holding on and letting grow? Join rev dr clare hammoor for a service … Continue reading Worship Service – “Zen Sickness”
Newcomers are invited to join us for Getting to Know UU, an opportunity to learn more about Namaqua and Unitarian Universalism. This event takes place after the service at 11:30 a.m. in Rev. Dana’s office. Please let the people at the membership table know if you will need childcare.
Join our welcoming West African drumming class! Beginners will learn basic drum sounds, play fundamental patterns, and build the skills to play music together as a group while experienced drummers will be challenged with solo phrases, breaks, and traditional dunun. Don’t know what any of that means? That’s okay—we’ll learn together in a supportive, joyful … Continue reading West African Drumming Class | Sanctuary
Recovery Dharma is a peer-led recovery program grounded in Buddhist wisdom and practices. It offers a compassionate, non-theistic path for anyone seeking freedom from addiction of any kind, including substances, behaviors, or patterns of suffering. Using mindfulness, meditation, and community support, participants explore the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path as tools for healing … Continue reading Recovery Dharma | Sanctuary
Come as you are to Pathways to Presence, a drop-in mindfulness group led by certified mindfulness teacher Janen Wright. Each session includes gentle guided mindfulness meditations and thoughtful discussions in a welcoming, relaxed space. Whether you’re new to the practice or looking to deepen it, you’ll find a supportive community and practical tools to calm … Continue reading Pathways to Presence: Mindfulness Group
Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times Modern Kadampa Buddhist Meditation Classes with Ordained Buddhist Nun Kelsang Evam, Teacher at Heruka Kadampa Meditation Center Fort Collins $10 suggested donation / No one turned away for a lack of funds When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation … Continue reading Lunchtime Meditation: Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times
Hey singers — let’s come together and make some music! We’re a casual and fun choral community that welcomes everyone. No audition is necessary — just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! All are welcome! Child care for choir members will be available in Parker Hall from 6:15 to 8:15 PM.
Why spend the holiday alone when friends make it more fun! Please join us Nov. 26th in Parker Hall from 3:00 to 5:00 PM for our annual Friendsgiving potluck. Enjoy music, games and good times. The most Fabulous Friendsgiving Outfit wins a prize. Bring your favorite entrée, appetizer, side dish or dessert to share (and … Continue reading Namaqua’s Annual Friendsgiving Potluck is Nov. 26th
The social sisterhood aims to create a virtual space for church women to connect bi-monthly, transcending geographical boundaries. Participants join from various locations, engaging in heartfelt conversations about their lives. There’s no set agenda, there’s no membership. It’s an inclusive forum for women to connect, fostering dialogue, and sharing ideas—ideal for newcomers or long-time members … Continue reading Virtual Social Sisterhood
Build Your Own Theology is an eight-session weekly course designed to help you clarify and articulate your beliefs, culminating in the creation of a personal credo statement. In our exploration, we’ll look at a variety of beliefs and ethical perspectives. We’ll have rich discussions about our varied beliefs, including what we understand as religious, spiritual, … Continue reading Build Your Own Theology | Parker Hall
Whitewashing the Thanksgiving story has had an impact on how American society has viewed itself over the years... but there is more to it. It goes deeper. What was omitted and what was preserved has important meaning. Together, Pedro Lopez and Tam Paquette will explore the history of Thanksgiving and how celebrating gratitude shapes our … Continue reading Worship Service – “Thanksgiving Reflections”
Join our welcoming West African drumming class! Beginners will learn basic drum sounds, play fundamental patterns, and build the skills to play music together as a group while experienced drummers will be challenged with solo phrases, breaks, and traditional dunun. Don’t know what any of that means? That’s okay—we’ll learn together in a supportive, joyful … Continue reading West African Drumming Class | Sanctuary
NUUC’s Pastoral Care Ministry is offering a new online (Zoom-only) program for seniors, especially those who are feeling isolated. While the topics will vary depending on the group’s interests and needs, the objectives will include: • Creating a connected community • Discussing common issues • Identifying and accessing resources Zoom Room #1: Click Here to Connect!
Come play ukulele with us! Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, our group is the perfect place to build your skills and enjoy music. Expect lots of fun, good music, and great company! No experience required—just bring your enthusiasm for learning and playing.
Recovery Dharma is a peer-led recovery program grounded in Buddhist wisdom and practices. It offers a compassionate, non-theistic path for anyone seeking freedom from addiction of any kind, including substances, behaviors, or patterns of suffering. Using mindfulness, meditation, and community support, participants explore the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path as tools for healing … Continue reading Recovery Dharma | Sanctuary
Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times Modern Kadampa Buddhist Meditation Classes with Ordained Buddhist Nun Kelsang Evam, Teacher at Heruka Kadampa Meditation Center Fort Collins $10 suggested donation / No one turned away for a lack of funds When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation … Continue reading Lunchtime Meditation: Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times
Hey singers — let’s come together and make some music! We’re a casual and fun choral community that welcomes everyone. No audition is necessary — just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! All are welcome! Child care for choir members will be available in Parker Hall from 6:15 to 8:15 PM.
We are looking for volunteers to join us in serving the community! No cooking experience is required! Come join us for a rewarding experience of serving those in need. We appreciate your support!
We warmly invite all the men of our congregation to join our new men’s group, a safe and welcoming space where we can come together in fellowship and support. Rooted in the values of inclusivity, open-mindedness, and mutual respect, the group aims to foster meaningful connections and personal growth.