“Reading and Responding to Poetry” with JoAnn Anglin, Monday, Nov. 16, at 10:00 a.m. via Zoom link. This class meets the first and third Mondays of every month. All welcome!
Molly Stuart again offers her class, “Three Conversations About Death” on Zoom. In this program, we work our way from a practical understanding of the issues surrounding end of life care, then explore our life values so that we can respect them even during death, and finally articulate specific gradations in the kind of care we

Death Positive Movie Series, 2nd Friday of each month 6:30 pm. OCTOBER 9: The Art of Dying or (Palliative Art Making in the Age of Anxiety) Live from the Whitney: Inspired by Rainer Marie Rilke’s book “Letters to a Young Poet,” 79 year-old lesbian artist Barbara Hammer ruminates on the experiences of living with advanced cancer

Death Positive Movie Series, 2nd Friday of each month 6:30 pm. OCTOBER 9: The Art of Dying or (Palliative Art Making in the Age of Anxiety) Live from the Whitney: Inspired by Rainer Marie Rilke’s book “Letters to a Young Poet,” 79 year-old lesbian artist Barbara Hammer ruminates on the experiences of living with advanced cancer

“Death-Positive” film, “Dying Green” on UUSS-Zoom, presented by Molly Stuart on Friday, September 4 at 6:30 pm. Please join us! We are restarting the monthly “Death-Positive” film showings. Friday September 4 (ZOOM Link): “Dying Green” A film about natural burial and land conservation. Set in the foothills of the Appalachians, this film explores one man’s vision of using green

The UU Book Readers will meet Tuesday, August 25, at 5:00 p.m. to discuss “She Said: Breaking the sexual harassment story that helped ignite a movement” by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey. We are going to vote on books for the next 4 months as well, so please send your nominations to uureaders-list@uuss.org. If you are
Join Tiffany Urness at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, August 17 for an “Introduction to Dream Insights” via Zoom Link; focusing on simple, non-intrusive methods of dream interpretation popularized by late UU minister, therapist and dream researcher Jeremy Taylor. Do our bizarre and fanciful dreams have any particular meaning and relevance to our waking lives? Taylor held the deep conviction

