We usher in our month exploring the gift of gratitude by reflecting on the power of giving thanks - before sharing a meal, while gazing upon a tree ablaze with fall color, when receiving unexpected good news, and when dealing with life's disappointments. How can we enrich our lives by tune ourselves to the key […]
Please join us after services for an Alternative Coffee Hour where we will discuss sermon topics and whatever else comes up in small groups of up to nine participants. We will have Alternative Coffee Hours on October 8th, November 5th, and December 10th.
Have you ever wondered if Unitarian Universalists truly could believe anything they want? Have you ever wondered why we are called Unitarian Universalists? Maybe you have contemplated what it means to be UU, too? This is an exciting time for longer-standing members (and friends!) to learn more! And so, we are inviting you, too. Please […]
Once a month between October through May for two hours, youth in 7th grade and older together with adults are invited to participate in an exploration of all eight UU principles through photography, creative writing, fine art, collage, digital art, and sculpting. Members of our Racial Justice Ministry team will be facilitating this program.
Barbara Deck and Christopher Krebs want to invite you to consider joining the next Living the Pledge to End Racism workshop series this Fall. The current Living the Pledge workshop involves six two-hour virtual sessions spread over 6 weeks. It is customized as an intimate small-group experience for FUUSN folks and others who want to […]
Dinners for 7 is an opportunity for a small group to get together for a meal at a host's home. The host provides the main course and the guests are each assigned to bring something. The groups are arranged so that you have an opportunity to get to know different people each time. Sign up […]
Come and participate in this traditional form known as "Six Harmonies, Eight Methods" and experience for yourself this extraordinary gift from China's rich cultural heritage. Joe Lyons, Instructor.
Many of us are either caring for older relatives or needing care from our children (or maybe both). I think it might be instructive to gather to talk about the challenges (and perhaps, the pleasures) of negotiating appropriate care-giving, and figuring out what kinds of help are needed, or wanted, or acceptable. If you’d like […]