Quick Links

Visit Us

Please join us for Sunday service.

9:15 AM

At the Byron Colby Barn

1561 Jones Point Road
Grayslake, IL 60030

Directions

Welcome Message

The PCUUC Choir extends a special welcome to you!

Turn up your speakers and click on the musical note to listen:


Upcoming Activities

Click a link below
to go to the
Events Calendar.

Religious Education
CRE: Social Action Summer
Sun. 8/1, 8/8, 8/15, 9:15am

CRE: PCUUC History Project
Sun. 8/22, 9:15am

CRE: Sustainability: Harvest Theme
Sun. 8/29, 9:15am


Social Events
Prairie Women's Group
Mon. 8/2, 7:00pm

Men's Group
Tues. 8/3, 7:00pm

Prairie Women's Group
Mon. 8/16, 7:00pm

Men's Group
Tues. 8/17, 7:00pm


Social Action
Committee Meeting
Sun. 8/8, 10:45am

Special Announcement -- Annual PCUUC Picnic

Celebrate the new church year with a Taste of the World, PCUUC's annual picnic, on Sunday, September 12, 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. This year's theme is international religions and foods.

The picnic will be held at Nippersink Forest Preserve, near Round Lake. Enter from Route 120 (Belvidere Road), just west of Cedar Lake Road and east of Fairfield Road near Round Lake, and go to Shelter D.

There will be fun activities and games for the whole family! Meat to grill and buns will be provided by the church. Please bring a side dish or dessert to share from your own culture or a culture/religion that you admire.

Starting in August, there will be a sign-up sheet at the Welcome Table, or you can contact Teresa at Social_Events@PrairieCircleUUC.org.
If you have any ethnic/cultural decorations, the Hospitality Committee would love to display them at the picnic. Please get them to Teresa Aguinaldo before the weekend of September 10.

Welcome to Our Church

Byron Colby Barn

Prairie Circle strives to be a warm and welcoming spiritual home committed to:

  • Encouraging individual spiritual development.

  • Seeking application of spiritual values in everyday life.

  • Promoting understanding and respect for all people of the world, their cultures, and their religious traditions.

  • Participating actively in the communities it serves.

  • Nurturing a responsible and healthy relationship with the environment.

PCUUC Logo