Greetings Families of FUUSB,
The theme for April is awakening and so far this month our congregation has been doing a lot of that!
Classes for children have filled both the bottom and top floors of the Meeting House with laughter these last two Sunday mornings. Our younger elementary aged kiddos have wowed us with their hastily created theatrical masterpieces; those in 3rd-5th grade have really dived into those Bible Stories; middle school youth met with our Meeting House-mate, Rabbi Jan Salzman, to learn about Judaism in general, and her congregation's tradition of Jewish Renewal in particular; and our youngest group enjoyed a story and free play in the Nursery.
Not to forget the high school YUUth group, who in addition to their regular Thursday evening meetings, which have continued throughout the pandemic, also hosted an afternoon of board and card games last week and are planning two solid days of service to the community (peppered with lots of fun of course!) during the upcoming break.
For those of you who have been attending regularly, please note that this week is different. See below for details about attending our multigenerational Easter celebration. For those who haven't made it back yet, we hope you will join us too!
We are still limiting the number of people who may attend services in the Sanctuary, and it's almost painful for me to say that, as of this writing, there is only space for a few more families to attend. We very much hope that circumstances will improve in coming weeks so that we can do away with the limits, and never risk turning any of you away.
On the other hand the Easter Egg hunt, and Outdoor Coffee Hour, have no limits and all are welcome, whether they attended the service or not.
Wishing you all the joys of spring,
Erika
