Come watch the film "Angst" with Family Ministries in Geneva Hall at UPC. Angst is an iMPACTFUL Original film program designed to raise awareness and open up the conversation about anxiety.
Join us for pizza and games! Kids and family members of all ages are welcome (this is not a drop-off event). Register so we know how much pizza to buy.
Joseph Wharton memorial at 2:00 pm in Geneva.
This is a short, periodic gathering for new folks to get to know each other and UPC. Anyone who feels "new" or is returning to UPC is welcome to stop by after either worship service! We will hold this informal gathering after both morning services, so feel free to stop by after either worship service.
9:45 am– 10:30 am and again at 12:00pm – 12:45pm
Join us in the sanctuary on Ash Wednesday for a service with music and a homily that marks the beginning of Lent.
"Engaging Homelessness: University District" provides foundational information and includes insights from experts, real-life stories from formerly homeless individuals that show that change is possible, and a Q&A time.
This class has been postponed until 2024. We’re bummed that it is postponed, but we look forward to the class next year where we will include 3rd & 4th graders.
The final monthly presentation on Kenya before the Virtual Mission Trip on March 19.
Join more than 100 men and children (K-12) in person at University Presbyterian Church (UPC) or online as we go through an in-depth study of People of the Promise: Kingdom Divided.
A gathering of women of all ages to study the Bible and experience a deeper community together.
Join other moms in a time of connection, coffee, fellowship, and brief teaching. (Click on the Title or Graphic for more information)
The Bridge is the young adult community (20s to early 30s) at UPC devoted to "building relationships with others with Jesus as the foundation." Join us for dinner, worship & prayer, a sermon, and plenty of socialization!
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Sundays, 10 am & 7:55 pm
