Every Sunday morning, UUSS gives half of the offering to a local not-for-profit organization. In October, voting Members considered 15 organizations which had been nominated to be our community partners for 2021. In online and paper voting, the following 12 received the most votes. Some are new partners to UUSS and some are long-term partners.
Molly Stuart regularly offers these important conversations about death and dying that help lead to a practical understanding of end of life care and the kind of care we hope for. We need to cancel the current session, but please be in touch with Molly if you are interested in future workshops. Her e-mail is *protected email*.
We extend our condolences to the friends and family of our UUSS member Carol Baxter. She died unexpectedly at home on Jan. 26 of heart failure. She was 86. After major heart surgery in 2008, Carol lived an active life, walking four miles a day and regular workout classes. Indeed, her Fitbit device showed that
As If a New World Is Here: A Communion Service Online and at Home 3:00 p.m., Sunday, January 31, 2021: uuss.org/online Rev. Dr. Roger Jones, Bobbie Keill, Rev. Cynthia Davis, cello; Dr. Irina Tchantceva, piano Co-hosts/Leaders’ Chalice Flames will be lit before the service Congregants are muted but encouraged to Start Video and type greetings in the
from keith (sent 1/18): Hello UUSS friends! I am off soon to MLK birthday events — a BLM art display on our local courthouse steps, and a virtual King commemoration later. Our daughter Maya’s good high school gal pal (African-American) is leading the art celebration, so a part of me has some ‘paternal’ angst for
Join Keith Atwater for “The Wright Stuff – Frank Lloyd Wright’s Unitarian and other Sacred Space Designs” at Wellspring Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. at uuss.org/online on January 27. Keith says, “Frank Lloyd Wright was arguably the most famous and influential architect in America for most of his long, productive life. Starting with Unity Temple, a UU church
