Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist 
Congregation of Oxford

We are a caring intergenerational community that celebrates diversity and fosters spiritual growth through free thought and discussion with respect for personal beliefs. We seek the wisdom of many religious traditions and of ourselves, and we encourage the expression of personal ideals in service to people, other life and our planet. Individuals and families of all size, shapes and ages will find a loving supportive community with the simple goal of becoming our best self through inner reflection and outward action. Join us for a service designed to engage both the heart and mind in the spirit of community and inquiry.

Services are held every Sunday at 11:00am.  We are located at 31 County Road 198 in Oxford, Mississippi (map).  We welcome children of all ages and provide childcare during the service. If you would like additional information, please feel free to contact us.

Sunday, August 13, 2017
"What Does it Mean to Be a Community
of Transformation?"
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“What does it mean to be a community of transformation?:  Learning your Way.”  The connection between transformation and learning is deep. To talk of transformation as learning is to remember that newness is not just about effort but also about insight. It’s also a reminder that transformation is an on-going process not a one-and-done kind of thing. As Emily Lillian urges us, “Always be a work in progress!”    Allen Leache will be leading.  
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UUCO 2017 Graduates and family.  Front row:  Mia Sinha, Lucie Scott(sister of graduate), Emma Scott, Katie Lee, Riley Woolworth, Tycho Jenkins.  Back row:  Hans Sinha, Sharon Andrews, Jon and Martha Scott, Victoria Smith and Michael Jenkins.  Mia, Emma, Riley and Tycho graduated from high school and Katie Lee graduated from Ole Miss in May of 2017.  

From the UUA...

Voices of a Liberal Faith
The Unitarian Universalist Association

Welcome to Unitarian Universalism! This video tells the story of our faith through powerful imagery and inspirational testimonials. In it, you'll see and hear Unitarian Universalist leaders and members share elements of our history, our theology, what it's like to worship with us, how we educate our children and more. You'll also learn about our deep commitment to social justice and inclusiveness.