“Welcome Home, Jenny Sutter” by Julie Marie Myatt Theater One will hold auditions for the upcoming production of the story of an African American female soldier returning from Iraq and dealing with PTSD. Jenny takes a one-way trip to a misfit desert community, called Slab City, where its kind residents gently nurture her wounded spirit.
The Refugee Support Team (RST) is sponsoring a Holiday Adopt A Family for five families. Four of the families participate in the Mommy and Me program at UUSS; the fifth family are new arrivals to Sacramento who are seeking asylum. Look for a table on the veranda at the front entrance of UUSS on December
Racial Justice Movie Night Saturday, Dec. 8th at 7:00 p.m. in the Fahs Room The UUSS Racial Justice Committee is hosting a screening of the film Blindspotting starring Daveed Diggs, Oakland-based artist who won a Tony Award for his role in Hamilton. This is a fundraising event to support to Black Lives Matter Sacramento. Participants
After Sunday service for the next four weeks Hally Cahssai and the Interfaith Earth Justice group will be collecting signatures from City of Sacramento UUSS members and friends for the Sac Kids First initiative. Sac Kids First is launching signature gathering for a proposed March 2020 Measure. There will be 55,000 signatures that need to
Fill Up the Board of Supervisors Meeting! Tuesday, December 4, 2018 700 H Street Sheriff Scott Jones has suggested that the Board of Supervisors adopt a newly worded Inspector General (IG) contract that reflects administratively convenient language suiting him, but ignores the IG’s access needs. The Board unanimously suspended consideration of any IG contract revisions
Our UUSS-hosted Sacramento ACT Environmental Justice committee hosted a community meeting for West Arden Arcade residents to share their concerns with the County regarding housing and their vision for engaging their neighbors to be civically involved. People learned about SB 1000 and the role of the county to ensure the West Arden Arcade community is
Did you ever host a party where someone showed up hoping to eat the other guests? No? Well, you can find out what that’s like and who saves the day when UUSS’s own Theater One presents Chicken Little’s Christmas Party, a play for children and for all who are young at heart. Chicken Little’s Christmas Party is Saturday, November
