Hello and welcome. I am the Rev. Julie Kain, minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Pensacola. I am glad you are here!

 

IF you are looking for a religious community in which to seek spiritual growth. .

IF you are eager to consider religious questions with others who are not always certain they have all the answers. . .

IF you would like the fellowship of others for celebrations and worship, discussion and education, friendship and mutual support. . .

IF you want children to be helped to develop their own religious beliefs. . .

IF you wish to preserve and extend the tradition of personal freedom, human dignity and social justice.....

PERHAPS YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR US!

 

Together we have found a place to celebrate Life with its joys and sorrows, its deep questions, and its enduring relationships. We deeply believe that Unitarian Universalism has a saving message for our hurting world. 

I invite you to visit with us to see if we might be the community you have been looking for. Perhaps you've been a Unitarian Universalist all along?

We look forward to meeting you. If you'd like to contact me with your questions, feel free to email me at revjulie@uupensacola.org or phone me at 850-454-6333. 

Blessings,

Rev. Julie

 

 

 

 

 

 

Article about Julie in the Pensacola News Journal

 

 About Our Minister

 Rev. Julie Kain was unanimously called to be the settled minister of the UU Church of Pensacola in May, 2006. Julie is currently on the board for the Interfaith Housing Coalition of Northwest Florida and is President of the Florida Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.

 Before coming to Pensacola, Julie served UU churches in San Diego, Berkeley, and Grass Valley, California. Julie became a UU and was an active lay leader with the Eno River UU Fellowship in Durham, North Carolina. Julie and her daughter, Caroline, lived in Chapel Hill, North Carolina for 13 years while Julie worked as a dining room manager for an upscale northern Italian restaurant.

 She attended Starr King School for the Ministry, a UU seminary in Berkeley, graduating in 2002. Originally from Indiana, Julie was very active as a youth in the Presbyterian Church. She attended Earlham College (Quaker, Society of Friends) in Richmond, Indiana for undergraduate studies in Community Development. At Earlham, Julie was a jazz disc jockey on the school NPR radio station and was awarded for her work as student coordinator of Amnesty International.

 Julie met her husband, Rudy Camacho, in San Diego where they were married. They both love music, good food, the nearby beach at Perdido Key, visiting New Orleans, and other travel destinations. Julie's daughter, Caroline Thaxton, lives in San Francisco and works in a genetics research lab. Since Julie's arrival at UUCP, her mother and brother have also made Pensacola their home.