UUCSC News and Updates
Weekly on Fridays
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Unitarian Universalist Congregation of South County, RI
All are welcome!
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Sunday Offerings : February 28, 2021 |
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"In my vision of a beloved community, I see a dazzling, light-filled, breathtakingly beautiful mosaic, a gigantic, all-encompassing mosaic, where each of us can see, can really see, and deeply appreciate each piece."
~Marla Scharf, First Unitarian Church of San Jose, California.
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Worship
A Journey of 365 Nights: About Resiliency, Hope, and Community, led by Rev. DL
As we begin to exit the time of not-knowing, and consider hope once again, we give thanks to the community(ies) that have gotten us this far.
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Religious Exploration
RE video: Hippo joins us this week to open the wonder box. What he finds gets us wondering about inclusion and openness (and makes us hungry!)
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Check out this Google Doc for spiritual exercises, videos, music, movie, and book suggestions for our theme of Beloved Community.
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UUSCS Online Auction * April 9 - April 18, 2021
This COVID-safe event will begin with a Zoom Kick Off Party on Friday April 9, 2021, 7:00-8:30 PM.
Donations of all kinds are needed by March 15,2021.
Some suggestions:
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Art Objects
Pottery
Jewelry
Pottery
Vintage Wear
Dinners
Baked Goods
Specialty Baskets
Books
Libations
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Workshops/classes
(yoga, dance, mindfulness, meditation)
Photography Services
Professional Services
Home Maintenance Services
(COVID-safe: Gutter cleaning, run errands, spring yard cleaning, window washing)
Treasures for Children
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Submitted by Rosemary Galiani. Event Chair
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Embracing my Culture Through the Outdoors
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Acknowledging a Diversity Problem in the Outdoor Industry
Submitted by Johnnie Rodriguez
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To be brought to our congregation soon and the UUA by 2024 for adoption. |
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“We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote: journeying toward spiritual wholeness by working to build a diverse multicultural Beloved Community by our actions that accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.”
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The 8th Principle grew out of a felt need for UUs to renew our commitment to a Journey for Wholeness (a UU program from the late '90s) and to have words written into a principle that hold UUs accountable to do that. The BLUU (Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism) and DRUUMM (Diverse Revolutionary UU Ministries) were leaders in endorsing and in drafting this language.
Excerpted from Why? by Johnnette Rodriguez
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for all the resources that have been listed here in the past few months.
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Nick Smith and Susan Pavlow share a love of music and, even though they are both now retired, they also share an enthusiasm for teaching.
Read all of Our Stories HERE.
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The Keep Going Song
by the Bengsons
Submitted by Johnnie Rodriguez
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Dining For Women
March 2, 2021
6:00 PM
All are welcome.
Submitted by Gail Burchard, Peace Dale Chapter Leader
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Your search for truth and meaning begins here.
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How to Submit Info to This Newsletter |
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by Tuesday Noon each week to assure publication by Friday of that week.
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