For just over four years, 407 North First Street (whether Suite 1 or 3) has provided a home for UUCY. With growing attendance, its limitations have been felt more and more, so the congregation has voted to lease space from Englewood Christian Church instead. August 31st will be our final service at 407 N. 1st; … Continue reading We’re Moving!
Sunday, November 1, The Holy Troublemakers will honor the Day of the Dead~Dia de Los Muertos. Everyone is invited to make a mask during the gathering-have a paperper plate, string, scissors, and markers on hand. Check this Thursday’s Weekly Update for your Zoom invitation to the 5:30 gathering or send a message to the church.
New Sessions Start November 6th Following a successful initial run, Emilee Solomon and Gean Dindia have organized another six session series of Chalice Circle, and all are welcome. Chalice Circles are small group meetings with the goal of deepening and broadening person spiritual growth, so consistent participation is vital to group cohesion. If you would … Continue reading Chalice Circle
This year’s Adult Faith Formation (previously known as Adult Religious Education) begins a new program Sunday, November 3 and continues the first Sunday of each month from 5:30 to 7:00 PM in the Ivy Room. The sessions are from the Soul Matters Program which encouraging spiritual growth and faith development. A simple soup and bread … Continue reading Adult Faith Formation Begins New Program
Beware the Scarlet Pimpernel? Check the library or download this 1905 novel of historical fiction by Baroness Orczy, first published in 1905, for free from Gutenberg. The first book club meeting will be on March 9th from noon to 1:30 at the church. Bring a brown bag lunch and join the discussion led by historian … Continue reading Swashbuckling Heroine and Heroes Book Club to meet on second Saturdays
As I write this, I was reminiscing just two days prior about the incredible moment just three years ago when the US Supreme Court decided, in the case Obergefell v. Hodges, that marriage equality was the law of the land. I was attending the UUA’s General Assembly in Portland when that was announced, and I … Continue reading Reflections on the Moral Arc by Rev. Ken Jones