Sunday Service

Clifton Universalist Unitarian Church holds our services each Sunday morning from precisely 11:00ish to 12:00ish at 2231 Payne Street in Louisville, immediately followed by coffee, food and conversation in the Fellowship Hall.

Our Services include a time for sharing Joys and Concerns, music, readings, meditative silence, children’s stories, and thought-provoking sermons.

Click here for a copy of our Order of Service.

Upcoming Services:

May 6: “Beltane.” Diana Frames, Ken Baker and Jim Oxyer invite you to join in celebrating Beltane, whose past and present significance is steeped deeply in ritual rites of sexuality and fertility. We will celebrate the height and fullness of spring and the warming of the earth.

May 13: "The Mighty Kindness." Aim Mee and Renee will present a special service featuring music from the Troubadours of Divine Bliss!

May 20: "The Big Escape." Abbie Trowbridge will give a sermon about facing and embracing one's fears.

May 27: Tesni Taylor will give our sermon.

June 3: "Come Together." Chris Rothbauer will give a sermon about community building as a spiritual practice for difficult times.

June 10: "The Flute Master." Tommy Hiccke will give a sermon about Native American flutes and drums.