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We Fools Who Love

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“Those you have deeply loved become part of you. The longer you live, there will always be more people to be loved by you and to become part of your inner community.” – Henri Nouwen

Who We Are

Who We Are

We are a liberal faith striving to create a spiritual community in southern New Jersey by learning to know others and ourselves, valuing and embracing the richness of our diversity, and serving others and confronting injustice to do more than each can do alone

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Social Justice at UUCCH

Social Justice at UUCCH

We have many social justice teams working on various issues from reparations to climate justice and everything in between. We regularly engage in social action in our congregation and the community at large.

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Our Governance

Our Governance

Unitarian Universalist have congregational polity, meaning each congregation is self-governing, choosing its own leadership. UUCCH has chosen a leadership by policy approach. To learn more, click below

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Infectious Disease Precautions

UUCCH hosts Sunday services both in person and virtually. Masks are available for in-person attendees who choose to mask. For your safety and the safety of others, please join our service via Zoom if you are experiencing symptoms of any respiratory or communicable illness. You can join our virtual service by clicking here.

February Split Plate – Cherry Hill African American Civic Association

This month’s plate collection will be split evenly between UUCCH and the Cherry Hill African American Civic Association. All cash, and checks, and online/text giving, unless indicated for some other purpose (e.g. Stewardship) will be divided.

CHAACA is built upon three pillars; Unity, Service, Purpose. These pillars hold up the mission of the organization to provide a vehicle for the participation of African American residents in Cherry Hill in the community life, to provide a collective voice for residents to exercise their rights and responsibilities as citizens, and to ensure the welfare of African American youth in the home, school, and community. https://chaaca.org/

Click here to learn more about our split plate in the past.

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