UCC at The Villages

WORSHIP SUNDAY 8:45am and 10:30am

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EVENTS AT UCC
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Spiritual Journey Stories
Begins Sunday, January 18
8 Sunday sessions
11:30am

Bold and Bad Women of the Bible
A Bible Study
Mondays, noon, February 16 - March 23

WISE meets each Monday
2:00pm online via ZOOM

Mission Videos 2026

Wednesday, February 25
1:30pm "Separated"

Wednesday, March 25
1:30pm "A Secret Love"

Pastor's Sermon:
New Series: “Jesus and Mister Rogers”
In a world that often feels hurried, harsh, and divided, there’s something quietly powerful about the gentle voice that says, “I’m glad you’re my neighbor.” For decades, Mister Rogers invited children—and adults—to slow down, to look for the good in one another, and to remember that every person is loved and worthy just as they are.
And long before Mister Rogers stepped into his cardigan and sneakers, Jesus walked the dusty streets of Galilee teaching those same truths: that love changes everything, that neighbors matter, and that our worth isn’t earned—it’s given by a God whose image we bear.
This new sermon series, “Jesus and Mister Rogers,” invites us to explore the sacred overlap between the neighborhood Fred Rogers built on television and the Kin-dom of God proclaimed by Jesus in Scripture. Each week, we’ll listen for echoes of the gospel in Mister Rogers’ simple wisdom—words about kindness, forgiveness, imagination, and belonging—and discover how they point us back to the life and teachings of Jesus.
Let's spend some time together in the neighborhood—where Jesus and Mister Rogers remind us what it really means to love our neighbors and ourselves.

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