The Unitarian Universalist Storytelling Channel
The Storytelling Channel is an unlisted YouTube Channel which provides children, youth, adults, and families the opportunity to hear stories, music and poetry.
The Storytelling Channel is an unlisted YouTube Channel which provides children, youth, adults, and families the opportunity to hear stories, music and poetry.
Celebrate Bisexuality Day is observed on September 23. This is a day to honor our friends and family members in the bisexual community and their supporters. This day is also an opportunity to recognize and celebrate bisexual history, bisexual community and culture, and all the bisexual people in our church and community.
What’s the right thing to say when someone in your life is suddenly dealing with a death in their family, a cancer diagnosis, an arrest, a divorce, a mental health crisis, or any of the other million ways life can suddenly throw us off a cliff and into the deep end?
We would like to have a “library” of chalice lighting and chalice extinguishing videos from UUCUC folk. We would particularly love contributions from children, youth, and families of all kinds. We will provide the words and guidance for making your video.
Rev. Caplow and others will be leading a weekly outdoor silent meditation from 2-3 pm on Saturdays. Bring your own lawn chair or cushion, park in the southernmost lot of the Arboretum (south of Japan House, free on the weekend) and look for a circle of people under the trees to the south.
Please support the UU Walkers in CROP Walk 2020. This interfaith effort fights hunger and poverty, and also supports national/international disaster relief.
UUCUC members and friends headed over to the church parking lot after the service on Sunday, September 13th for a drive-through water communion and a chance to meet our new associate minister, Rev. Sally Fritsche, in person.
The Prospectus is a list of opportunities for this fall. Look and see if there are any learning opportunities which interest you. There are opportunities for all ages!
The CROP Hunger Walk on October 4 is an interfaith community-wide effort to fight hunger and poverty, both locally and globally. This year the walk will be virtual, but the need is very real!
Survey results narrowed 13 goals to the 5 goals that our strategic plan will focus on for the next 5 years. A big thank you to the congregation for stepping up – we heard from 148 of you!! A special thanks to Becky Densmore for speedily analyzing the results.