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The agenda of the annual meeting includes reports from the Standing Committee chair, votes on the FY2022 budgets and slate of officers, other new business, and special recognitions. All members and friends are welcome to attend this Zoom meeting, but only members may vote. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84852125893?pwd=Z2loeGV3ck8yc2U3UEZ0WklZRnVMZz09 Meeting ID: 848 5212 5893 Passcode: 356298 … Continue reading Annual Meeting
All are invited to the beautiful greenspace of the Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry (UUUM) for great jazz from The Makanda Project with the company of friends and neighbors. These shows are FREE. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair and stay a while! The Makanda Project is an ensemble dedicated to performing the previously unrecorded … Continue reading Jazz on the Green Summer Series with The Makanda Project
After you've had some lunch following our Zoom worship service, come by the church to add your water (from a treasured vacation or your kitchen sink) to a common vessel, symbolic of our coming together. You'll also have a chance to meet Rev. Jo in 3D and participate in a community craft project. The sanctuary … Continue reading Outdoor Indoor Gathering and Water Communion
After 18 months of singing in Zoom church, let’s join our voices again live! This Sunday, October 3, all are invited to gather in the front yard of the church to sing some of our favorite hymns led by music director Michael Johnson. The UUA is still advising congregations not to sing indoors, but singing … Continue reading Come Sing a Song With Us
Humans of all ages are invited to come by the church yard with their well-behaved animal companions, photos of beloved pets, and/or stuffed animals for an animal celebration. We’ll bless the animals in our lives and have the opportunity to introduce them to our congregation, answering the question, “What do you learn from your animal?” … Continue reading Lessons & Blessin’s — An Outdoor Celebration of Animals
With the Director, Ursula Liang Join on Zoom. The Racial Justice Task Force launches its 2021-22 Film Series with this powerful film. When a Chinese-American police officer kills an innocent, unarmed Black man in an unlit stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project, and the officer is convicted of manslaughter — the first such conviction of … Continue reading Film: “Down a Dark Stairwell” (2020)
After the success of the Church Sing on October 3, we are doing it again! All are invited to gather outside the church to sing some of our favorite hymns led by music director Michael Johnson on Sunday, November 7 at 2 p.m. The UUA is still advising congregations not to sing indoors, but singing … Continue reading Come Sing a Song with Us — Encore!
Unsettled reveals stories of LGBTQ refugees and asylum seekers who have fled persecution at home and who are resettling in the U.S. Each of these four new arrivals has escaped potential peril in their native countries for being different. They’ve landed in the purported “gay mecca” of San Francisco, yet even there, building a new … Continue reading RJTF Film Series Presents “Unsettled: Seeking Refuge in America”
The Racial Justice Task Force continues the exploration of the UUA’s Widening the Circle examination of ourselves and our community. The session will focus on the complex and controversial issue of reparations and restoration for communities of color who have been subject to racial injustice. We will seek to come out of the meeting with various possible ideas … Continue reading RJTF Meeting on Reparations and Restoration
Join Theodore Parker Church and City Life/Vida Urbana for the 2022 Theodore Parker lecture, “Housing: The Key to Community,” a conversation with Ronel Remy, statewide organizer for City Life/Vida Urbana. With a transformative justice model of organizing, Ronel bridges across race, culture, and class to build cohesive communities with the skills and resources necessary to … Continue reading The 2022 Theodore Parker Lecture — “Housing: The Key to Community”
