If you missed the Welcome and Intro to RE, check it out
here, or you can read about it
here.
Many Ways to Connect
All Families:
Fellowship – Sunday after worship – Join the virtual coffee hour zoom where parents and families can meet and greet in their own breakout room!
Parents on the Porch – November 15 at 8:30-9 pm – Grab your favorite beverage and join other parents on the porch – virtually – to share concerns and thoughts on our monthly theme of Healing and life in general.
Sign up here.
Campfire on the Lawn – November 21 at 5:30-7:30 pm –
Sign up here.
Pre/K Kids and Families – POP (Parents of Preschoolers)! Novembers’s materials are
available here. The password is YouGotThis2020 (case sensitive.) This UU-based program is to be used all month long. Do whatever fits your family’s schedule. We’ll have a parent’s virtual gathering on November 23 at 8 pm to share our experiences.
Sign up at here. Zoom info will be sent via email closer to the event.
1st-5th Grade Kids and Families – November 12 at 4-4:45 pm. Sign up here.
6th-8th Families – Popcorn Theology – Sunday, November 8 at 9:30 am. Sign up here. Info will be emailed out to participants beforehand.
High School Youth – Sunday at 7 pm – Look for emails with details!
UU Kids Connect – A free virtual gathering of UU kids K-8 from around the country and Canada! This program started as a summer camp and was such a success that they are continuing with monthly virtual gatherings.
Click here for more info.
Christ for UU’s
Tuesdays, Nov. 10, 17; Dec. 1, 8, 15; 7:30-8:45 PM,
All sessions will be via Zoom.
Facilitated by UCE member Amy Pooley.
What can we as Unitarian Universalists learn from reading the New Testament?
Who was Jesus and why does he matter?
How can getting in touch with our Unitarian and our Universalist roots help us rethink the Christian message and even understand it in a new way?
Join us in discussing these questions and more on five Tuesdays in November and December. The course will be based on readings from the New Testament and the recent Beacon Press release “Christ for Unitarian Universalists.” We welcome you to purchase a copy of the book here to follow the course’s reading schedule, but the discussion will also be accessible for those who have not done the reading and would simply like to show up to share and listen.
Amy Pooley has been a UU for over a decade and a Christian for just a few years. She has a love for our faith’s Unitarian and Universalist roots. She is a graduate student in Counseling and she and her wife Ruth are the moms of a toddler.