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2425 Sierra Boulevard
Sacramento, CA 95825
Office (916) 483-9283
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Upcoming Services
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July 30
Our Journey from a Culture of Conflict to a Renewal of Covenant
Rev. Dr. Roger Jones, preaching, with Worship Associate Jim Eastman
In the 1970s, 80s and 90s, UUSS was an active place with a lot of members. Yet it had a persistent culture of mistrust
and conflict among members and between members and their clergy, staff, and lay leaders. The
details are tragic but interesting. Thanks to the courage of key lay leaders and the wisdom of key ministers, we came through it! For his Doctor of Ministry work, Roger has traced our growth into a healthy religious community, one held together in spirit of covenant and called forward by a shared sense of mission.
August 6
Harvest Celebration-- A Service for All Ages
Rev. Lucy Bunch and Rev. Dr. Roger Jones
Worship Associates Larry Boles, Jess Reynolds, and Laura Sheperd
Recognition of August Birthdays
Come celebrate the bounty of the summer harvest at this service for all ages. We will hear stories, songs and poems about gardening and celebrate the bounty of the earth with a "tomato communion." What could be better than that! Bring something from your garden to share and take away a treat from someone else.
- Sunday Morning Spiritual Practice at 9:45: Labyrinth Walk in the meadow
August 13
Spirituality of Aging
Rev. Lucy Bunch, preaching, with Worship Associate Marilyn Reynolds
Candles of Celebration and Sorrow
Aging can be challenging and discouraging, or it can be a time of self-acceptance and growing wisdom-most likely both and often at the same time! This Sunday we will reflect on how our attitudes and spiritual perspectives can affect the aging process.
- Sunday Morning Spiritual Practice at 9:45: Tai Chi/Qi Gong in the Fahs Classroom
August 20
Scarcity and Systemic Racism: What Hurts?
Rev. Dr. Roger Jones, preaching, with Rev. Lucy Bunch
Worship Associate Laura Sheperd and Music Director Keith Atwater
Racial oppression is bigger than any of us. Systemic and structural racism keeps our country
from achieving the equity which so many of us have worked and prayed for. Dominant
structures even keep progressive organizations from achieving equity. We need to listen to
people kept on the margins of this nation by systems that can be invisible to some of us but painfully known by others. Even with feelings of discomfort or
confusion, we can bring the gifts of humility, empathy, reason, and courage. We can trust that
there is enough to sustain us on the road toward equity, survival, and safety for all people.
- Exploring Unitarian Universalism at 9:30 a.m.: "Faith: What does it mean to a UU?"
August 27
Opening Doors for New Neighbors: From Survival to Self-Sufficiency and Hope
Hon. Deborah Ortiz, preaching, with Rev. Lucy Bunch, Rev. Dr. Roger Jones
Worship Associate Ginny Johnson and Music Director Keith Atwater
Come hear gripping stories of survival and success through resiliency and local support,
including ours! Our speaker is CEO of Opening Doors, which helps refugees, seekers of asylum,
and survivors of human trafficking. Through job training, small-business loans, and access to
legal and social services, it has helped hundreds of adults to achieve self-sufficiency and their
children to have a place to call home. Prior to 2015, Deborah Ortiz served on the Sacramento
City Council, State Assembly and State Senate. She also led the California Primary Care
Association and Planned Parenthood Mar Monte.
- Sunday Spiritual Practice: Reading and Responding to Poetry at 9:45 a.m.
- Newcomers' Orientation and UUSS Campus Tour at Noon in the Library
September 3
A Sense of Place
Rev. Lucy Bunch with Worship Associate Jim Eastman
Whether you are new to Sacramento or born and raised here, there are many things to celebrate about this place, our home. We will explore our region through poetry, music, and reflection.
- Sunday Morning Spiritual Practice at 9:45: Labyrinth Walk
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Shared Offering Recipient in August
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Every month we give half of the Sunday service offering to a local not-for-profit group. UUSS members vote every year to choose 12 community partners that embody our values and reflect our mission to be a force for healing in the world. In June, we raised
$2059 for the UU Justice Ministry of California.
Our community partner for August is Opening Doors
. Their mission is "to empower refugees, immigrants, human trafficking survivors, and under-served area residents to achieve self-sufficiency by accessing opportunities to mainstream economic and social systems. We provide safe places, skills development, business loans, and connections to community resources, assisting our clients to build financial and personal assets while maintaining their cultural identity and individual goals."
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Senior Minister's Message
Time Flies: Happy Anniversary!
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August marks the start of my 10th year serving UUSS.
In 2008, Doug Kraft recruited me to apply to be Family Minister
for a year-long contract! In 2011, UUSS and I made a long-term commitment when the members voted to call me as Associate Minister. Two years later you called me to my current position. Of course, I still feel like a family minister, as this community of all ages, all genders, and all abilities continues to grow in love and friendship.
August marks the start of Rev. Lucy's fifth year serving UUSS.
In 2013, I recruited her to apply to be Assistant Minister. The Board's hiring committee chose her with enthusiasm. Little did she know that she'd lead and support our move to a rented location for 13 months, oversee the volunteers, staff, and contractors handling the renovation and expansion--and then get us back home! Little did I know that she would inspire and lead our administrative staff to new levels of excellent service and high morale, while creating the popular Spiritual Deepening Circles program, providing pastoral care and strong sermons, and supporting me as a great colleague.
Lucy has built an all-ages worship model that brings us all together as a community bridging the generations one Sunday a month. While I was gone, she supervised all staffers and mentored an intern!
In the years since I arrived, we have met and welcomed so many adults and children who have joined this community. We have said goodbye as folks have moved away. We've shed many tears as others have passed away. This is what it means to be in community together.
Most U.S. Americans do not enjoy the gift that we share with one another. A high percentage of people are lonely, isolated, or frustrated in their quest for meaning and purpose. What we offer at UUSS promotes good health in adults of any age. Moreover, a cross-generational community aids in the healthy development of children and youth.
It is a blessing to do this ministry with you.
Thank you for inviting me here to share in this work. We build community, touch lives, and help our neighbors. We strive to be a force for healing in the world. If you have questions about where you can participate in this venture, please be in touch. Blessed be!
Rev. Dr. Roger Jones
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Where's Rev. Roger in August?
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It's been gratifying to connect with so many of you since my return from sabbatical, as well as to get to know so many new adults and children who started coming while I was away. Thanks for reaching out! Office hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoon and I can meet by appointment I'm here all month but I leave August 27 to visit folks back east.
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"From a Culture of Conflict to a Renewal of Covenant"
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This is the title of Roger's Doctor of Ministry thesis. The subtitle is "A History of the Unitarian Universalist Society of Sacramento." It focuses on the challenges and changes at UUSS in the 1980s and 1990s. It is the topic of the July 30 sermon. If that's not enough information for you, you may borrow a copy of from the Office or find a PDF here.
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Several UUSS members or loved ones of our members have passed away recently.
I have mentioned most of them in the Ministerial Message emails or Pastoral Prayer.
Please let me know if there is one that I have missed. We extend our condolences
to Aggie Vawter on the death of her husband, John, who was a beloved and loving UUSS member; to Victoria Owens on the death of her husband, Steve Crump; to Bea Petrocchi on the death of her son Stewart; to Linda Tanforan on the death of her husband, Frank; to Lauren Davis-Todd and Chuck Todd on the passing of Lauren's mother, Maxine Davis; to Carol Barrett on the passing of her daughter, Julie, in April. You are all in our thoughts.
Two long-time members passed away recently:
Irma West, M.D., died last month. She
had joined a UU church in Berkeley and joined UUSS after a transfer to Sacramento in 1973. She later wrote our 1971-1984 UUSS history. Among other activities, Irma had been an active member of our Women's Alliance.
Harry A. Cline
died at age 98. After serving in World War II, he was worked on the California Aqueduct. Among his many interests were theater organs, amateur radio operation, and fixing almost anything. He and his late wife, Beatrice, had joined UUSS in 1964. His daughter Margo invites donations in his memory to UUSS and would like to talk with you if you remember her father.
Read his obituary here
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Assistant Minister's Message
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Rev. Lucy was away on vacation and study leave in July. She returns
August 1
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I am here all month.
I always appreciate your thoughts, ideas, concerns, or challenges. I have office hours on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoons and welcome your visits. Other times available by arrangement. Please call or e-mail first to make sure that I am available.
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Music Director's Message:
Interested in Investigating UUSS choir participation? You're invited!
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The second annual UUSS choir retreat will take place Saturday, August 19, in the beautiful Congregation Beth Shalom synagogue, 4746 El Camino Avenue, Carmichael, from 1:30 to 4:45 p.m. (Pictured, their ark of the Covenant entry door)
We will practice singing techniques, introduce fall and winter choir music, learn music in small groups, and also have some fun fellowship and experience a Jewish sacred space first hand. All past, present, and future choir members are cordially invited to participate. You do not have to commit to joining the choir - just come and experience the joy of making music together! At 5 p.m. we adjourn down the street to Matteo's restaurant for a pizza party.
In addition, all "wanna be" singers, pianists, and instrumental musicians are invited to the first of several regular music reading workshops. We'll start with handouts and practical music notation and rhythm reading skills in the Fahs Classroom on Wednesday, August 16, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Please join us! Contact me on Sunday or by email.
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Are you curious what the Board of Trustees is all about?
What we've been doing recently? Here are a few highlights from the last couple of months. In May we approved a motion "to make permanent the boycott of HP products at UUSS." This means that UUSS funds will not be used to purchase products from HP.
This does not reflect an official statement of advocacy by the congregation, but a spending decision to be in line with justice commitments. This follows a six-month trial period during which volunteers staffed an information table for conversation over several Sundays and held a discussion forum.
We discussed work by our property management/administrative team on prioritizing the needs for increased parking, a patio shade cover and parking lot lighting. As usual each month, reports from the Treasurer and the Ministers were discussed, and liaisons from the Board shared updates on the work of our task forces and committees, including long range planning, fundraising, and Program Council.
In June we discussed our financials which remain strong; a partial refund of $9000 from the county as a result of our requested review of their revocation of our property tax exemption; and the Boundary/Fence Task Force report that will be formally presented at our July meeting. Board agendas are posted on our web site by the third week of each month. Minutes are also posted once they have been approved by the Board at the next month's meeting. Look on the web site under "Members" and scroll down to "Board of Trustees." I welcome your questions, your ideas, and your concerns, as do the other members of Board. It's your shared thoughts that bring our discussions alive.
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Planning for the Future of UUSS: Save the Date
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The Strategic Planning Team is moving ahead rapidly to engage all of us in conversation about where we want our spiritual community to be headed in the next five years. How can you be involved? We hope in many, many ways.
A brief survey will be posted on line in September, with hard copies available if preferred. Those results will help define the agenda for our day-long Congregational Retreat where we will share ideas and discuss priorities. Save the date of Saturday, October 28. A team of talented consultants from the UUA will be with us to lead the retreat.
A third opportunity for input will happen in November and January, with small-group Listening Sessions that explore in detail the goals and objectives that arose from the Retreat.
What happens then? A draft UUSS Strategic Plan based on all of your input will be created. It will be shared with the congregation, reviewed and approved by the Board of Trustees, and then presented to the Congregation for official approval at our May 2018 Congregational Meeting. We will keep you informed as we move forward. It's an exciting opportunity to envision our future. --Margaret Wilcox
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Interfaith Earth Justice:
Getting Connected to the Interfaith Community
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On
August 20 at 1:00 p.m.
in our Main Hall, the UUSS Interfaith Earth Justice program will host Gabby Trejo, associate director of Sacramento Area Congregations Together (ACT), who will facilitate a workshop based on their organizing model for environmental justice. Sacramento ACT
includes 56 congregations, schools, and neighborhood groups that are working together to help "equip ordinary people to effectively identify and change conditions to create justice and equity." We will be working closely with Sacramento ACT on other interfaith earth justice activities in the future.
Look for more details on the August 20 event in upcoming Blue Sheets and the UUSS Interfaith Earth Justice web page. Flyers will also be posted in the program display area in the Welcome Hall (to the right of the main entrance).
Instead of an Interfaith eARTh Festival on October 8, we will be hosting an educational forum from 1 to 3 p.m. More details next month!
Environmental Racism: on July 9, 55 people came to UUSS
to hear Jason
Fareira
address the impact of environmental racism on poor communities. Environmental racism, by definition, is the practice of "placing low-income or minority communities in the proximity of environmentally hazardous or degraded environments, such as toxic waste, pollution and urban decay" (
www.yourdictionary-com
). He has focused his efforts on helping youth from these communities to connect with nature and help them become advocates for building healthier communities. At the request of the attendees, a follow-up session with Jason is in the works.
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Family Promise Guests Arriving September 3
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We will be hosting families
Sunday, September 3, through Tuesday, September 11. One of the other host congregations is having renovations done which are behind schedule so they cannot host the week of
September 10. Fortunately, UUSS and another congregation will be filling in the gap. So we need even more volunteers this time.
Volunteers are needed for:
- Set-up and Tear-Down
- Providing parts of meal
- Hosting during the dinner hour
- Staying Overnight
- Donations of perishable and non-perishable items (or a cash donation)
On-line Sign-Ups:
If you've volunteered before and we have a current e-mail, you will be able to sign up on line by following these directions:
- Go to this link.
- Enter your name wherever you would like to volunteer.
- There is no "save" button. Just type and exit.
- If you can't access it and would like to sign up on line, send an e-mail to Frances Myers.
Sign-ups at UUSS
- There will be a table on the following Sundays : August 6, 20, and 27.
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UUSS Book Readers
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On
Tuesday, August 29, the UUSS Book Readers will meet at
7:00 p.m. in the Welcome Hall to discuss
Underground Railroad
by Colson Whitehead. For more information, contact
Jim Glidden
or call him (916) 649-9697.
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Religions of Japan
Part One: Shinto - August 27
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On Sunday, August 27, 2017, at noon in the sanctuary of the UUSS Main Hall, we will offer a class taught by Keith Atwater, our UUSS Music Director and also
professor of humanities and religious studies at American River College. Last year you may have attended his interesting presentations on Islam and Sikhism.
This time, we will explore Japan's ancient indigenous spirituality and "visit" key Shinto shrines via video and slides, investigate Shinto's close spiritual connections with nature and the pilgrimages that the Japanese people make to these sacred sites, and assess its enduring role in Japanese culture.
Save the date of Sunday, October 29, for "Religions of Japan, Part Two: Pure Land Buddhism," when Keith will trace the development of this popular branch of Japanese Buddhism from its origins in a medieval mountain monastery, right up to a "virtual visit" to our neighbors, the Sacramento Buddhist Church.
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Sunday Morning Spiritual Practices
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Every Sunday before church (except the fifth Sunday) we offer a different form of spiritual practice. Summer is a perfect time to try one.
They start at 9:45 and end by 10:15, so you won't be late for the service. Child care is available, no reservation needed. You can drop off your child in Room 11 as early as 9:30.
Here's the line-up:
- 1st Sunday - Labyrinth Walk. Each session's introduction helps you get the most from this experience in this ancient form of walking meditation. Meet at the Labyrinth in the meadow behind the sanctuary building.
- 2nd Sunday - QiGong and Tai Chi Chuan in the Fahs Classroom. Join John McMillan and experience a taste of this calming and transforming practice.
- 3rd Sunday - Silent Meditation in Classroom 6. Need some silence in your week? Our team of meditation leaders will help you settle into a quiet time and space.
- 4th Sunday - Reading and reflection on poetry and prose in Classroom 6. Poet JoAnn Anglin leads this spiritual deepening practice of finding your meaning in a piece of poetry and sharing your thoughts with others.
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Exploring Unitarian Universalism
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Every
third Sunday
of the month before the service, we offer "Exploring Unitarian Universalism." There are four different 45-minute sessions offered consecutively:
- Principles and Sources
- Faith
- Social Justice
- UU History
Both newcomers and long-time members are welcome. Each class includes some presentation, sharing by current members, and opportunity for small group discussion. Join us in the Fahs Room August 20, at 9:30 a.m. for "Faith - What does it mean to a UU?"
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UUSS has DVDs and audio CDs from the Great Courses series of college-level lectures that you are welcome to borrow from the Adult Enrichment table on Sundays. The main theme is world religion, with related philosophy and literature.
- The American Mind (CD): (Philosophy, politics, religion, from the Puritans forward)
- Emerson, Thoreau, and the Transcendentalist Movement (CD)
- Great world religions: Buddhism (DVD)
- Great world religions: Christianity (DVD)
- Great world religions: Hinduism (DVD)
- Great world religions: Islam (DVD)
- Great world religions: Judaism (DVD)
- Jesus and his Jewish influences (DVD)
- Lost Christianities: Christian Scriptures and the battles over authentication (DVD)
- Masterworks of early 20th century literature (CD)
- Story of Human Language (CD)
- United States and the Middle East, 1914-1973 (DVD)
- World of Byzantium (CD)
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More Things to Know and Do
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UUSS Social and Potluck Group
All are welcome!
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When:
Saturday, August 19, 3:30 p.m. (Swimming after 2:30 p.m.)
Where: Ruth Kletzing's home, 4604 Briarwood Drive, Sacramento
Bring a salad to share!
RSVP: Ruth Kletzing at (916) 487-2427 or Fran Clarke at (916) 283-5884
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Art in the Garden
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UUSS artist Patty Taylor guided some Religious Education folks through the re-painting of her large and beautiful metal sculpture, which now hangs in our UUrth Song CommUUnity Garden. The piece has been named "Unique Blossoms" by Patty's granddaughter. Patty thanks Mary, Alec, Kian, Kirsten, Jade, and Mimi for their help. When you get a chance, visit the garden to see the sculpture and appreciate the flowers.
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Carpooling to Sunday Services
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As you may have heard, UUSS is exploring the idea of sharing rides to church, both for people who drive and for those who need a ride. Rev. Martha Hodges, our pastoral visitors coordinator, is organizing this effort; and she has received 22 sign-ups of people interested in ride-sharing. She says it looks like we can definitely start matching people up in August at this rate. She has located addresses on a map so the next step will be sending group e-mails to individuals within a few miles of each other, inviting them to contact each other for carpooling. You will see green sign-up sheets in the Welcome Hall on Sundays, and you may call the Office at (916) 483-9283, or you may sign up on line at
http://uuss.org/ridesharing
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All-Church Talent Show, August 26
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We're having a talent show for all ages on Saturday, August 26, at 7 p.m. Our whole community is invited to share this fun-filled evening of entertainment (and amazement!). Children, youth and adults will have an opportunity to dazzle and amuse us with their talents--anything
and everything from juggling to acrobatics to miming, from bird calls to magic tricks to songs, jokes, music melodies, and much more.
To sign up to perform, sign your name and your talent on the clipboard on the counter in the Welcome Hall, or e-mail Music Director Keith Atwater at
Keith@uuss.org
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Prepare for Water Communion
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Our Annual Ingathering Service for All Ages will take place September 10. We invite you to remember to bring a small jar of water that represents part of your summer--travel to a faraway place or a nearby river, lake or public swimming pool, time with friends, working in your garden, or in activities here at UUSS.
- Rev. Roger
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Gen Y Presents...
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Prom? Gen Y has something planned for all ages on Saturday,
October 7. Save the date!
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UUSS in the Community
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In addition to the daily updates at
www.uuss.org,
here are a few highlights:
- Join Western Service Workers Assoc. members and supporters to celebrate 44 years of organizing by and for service, caregiving, domestic and other low-wage workers. Enjoy dinner, entertainment & speakers on organizing victories and goals. Here at UUSS Sat., Aug. 12, 6-9 p.m. Bring a family, bring a friend. Affordable tickets on sale after church. Table sponsorships are welcome! This all-volunteer organization offers emergency food and clothing, preventive medical care, and organizing skills to address the root causes of poverty. Operations Manager Elena Sanchez will be at our service this Sunday, July 30.
- Our own guitarist Ross Hammond will host and perform at a 12-hour fundraising concert for the benefit of the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services, Friday, September 1, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Luna's Cafe & Juice Bar, 1414 16th St.
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News about the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations
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Breaking news, recent articles, and archived articles of interest about our denomination and the many congregations of our UU family are available at the website of the
UU World. Recent posts include General Assembly actions and pastoral messages by our new UUA President, Susan Frederick Gray, as well as words for spiritual reflection by various writers. All pledging members of any UU congregation receive the
UU World magazine in the mail at no charge, but the World
website has current news. If you move, be sure to tell the
World
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UUSS Office your address.
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UUSS RE
Summer ArtWorks has been fantastic over the past two months and it continues through August. The RE program here at UUSS is very grateful for the artistic and dedicated volunteers that designed all the fun projects for our children and youth. Your time, talents, and support are shaping their future!
Spirit Play Training for new or returning volunteers
We invite adults to a very special training on Saturday, August 26. Spirit
Play is our ministry to elementary-aged UUs. Based on Montessori methods, Spirit Play sees the purpose of religious education as helping children in living into their own answers to the existential questions:
Where did we come from? What are we doing here? How do we choose to live our lives? What happens when we die? Spirit Play uses Story, Wondering, and Work to explore the UU Rainbow Promises.
Rev. Jennifer Innis is flying to California to lead this training, held every two or three years.
Rev. Roger and I are excited to build up our volunteer pool to support this wonderful, fun, and enriching program. Please reserve your spot with
Miranda
today!
Feeling Creative? Invitation for Hands-on Help
Our Spirit Play program needs some creative and craft adults to help design story sets for the fall. A list of materials, supplies, and ideas will all be provided to you. Of course, your own design flare can be incorporated. E-mail
re@uuss.org
and pick up your story set.
Our Whole Lives: OWL Sexuality Education for grades 7-8-9
Parents and guardians are required to attend a mandatory orientation on Sunday, August 27, after the service. An introduction to the program and shared commitments will be discussed. Registration forms were mailed to families with youth in this age range last month. Registration deadline is Sunday, July 30. If you haven't mailed or handed in your form, please contact
Miranda
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Host the Sunday Morning RE Table!
Looking for an easy way to volunteer in RE? Help us by staffing the RE welcome table one Sunday a month. Meet new families, learn about our program, assist with name tag creation and signing in the kids and youth. Simple yet very helpful!
E-mail
re@uuss.org
to sign up.
2017-2018 RE Program Kicks Off Soon!
First day of our new Religious Education year is Sunday, September 17. For more details about the structure of our classes and how they pertain to your child(ren) please contact,
re@uuss.org
. Things are staying the same in some areas and changing in other parts of the program. I am always happy to help with information and guidance.
Take good care,
UUSS RE Coordinator
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Religious Education (RE) Calendar, August 2017
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Sunday, August 6
9:30-12:00 Child care in Room 11
10:30-11:45 All Ages Worship, no RE (child care only)
Sunday, August 13
9:30-12:00 Child care
10:30-11:45 RE Summer ArtWorks
Sunday, August 20
9:30-12:00 Child care
10:30-11:45 RE Summer ArtWorks
Sunday, August 27
9:30-12:00 Child care
10:30-11:30 RE Summer ArtWorks
Sunday, September 3
9:30-12:00 Child care
10:30-11:30 RE Summer ArtWorks
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WHO WE ARE AND WHERE TO FIND US
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August Office Hours and Holiday Closings
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The UUSS office is open Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The office will be closed Monday, September 4 for Labor Day.
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Serving Our Congregation
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UUSS OFFICERS & BOARD TRUSTEES
Margaret Wilcox, President Denis Edgren,
Vice-President
Gordon Gerwig, Treasurer Victoria Owens, Secretary
Kathy Bernard Carl Crain
Carl Gardner
Sally White
Roger Olson
Marian Ashe Linda Roth
Patty Budding
Deirdre Downes (Chair)
Tamara Olson
CHURCH STAFF
Rev. Dr. Roger Jones, Senior Minister
Rev. Lucy Bunch, Assistant Minister
Krystal Gollaher, Communications and Facilities Coordinator
Michele Ebler, Bookkeeper
Elaine Cooper, Receptionist
Miranda Massa, Religious Education Coordinator
Keith Atwater, Music Director
Yer Chang and Maddy Kenshol, Childcare Providers
Aaron Molina - Sunday thru Thursday, Custodian
Miguel Neri - Friday - Sunday, Custodian
Mike Galindo, Sunday Audio Tech & Custodian
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It's a blessing we were born.
It matters what we do with our lives.
What each of us knows about god is a piece of the truth.
We don't have to do it alone.
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UU Chalice Camp theme song
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