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Tuesday, September 12 | Drop-In Discussion:
Chasing the Ditch from Albany to Buffalo, but not in that order
An historical, spiritual and romantic journey through history and the beauties of New York State. Janus Mary Jones has been step by step following the 2 earlier versions of the Erie Canal. If she finishes, she will have walked across the great state of New York. Mostly, anyway! What has been YOUR relationship or memories of the canal? Is there something YOU have been driven to do? and what drove you? Drop-in Discussions meet via Zoom on Tuesday nights from 6:30-7:30pm. Look on the First Universalist homepage for details and a link, or click the Zoom meeting link in this blurb title!
from MOCHA (Ministry of Coffee Hour Activities)
The moment you’ve all been waiting for is almost here!
Beginning September 17, after-service hospitality will again include coffee. Again this year, the MOCHA team will be hosting twice a month and we will be asking YOU to assist on the other Sundays.
Everything that you need will be provided. Check out the signup sheet on the refreshment table. Thanks in advance for your help in providing hospitality to our congregation.
-Nancy, Karl and Kitty
Friday, September 15 | March to End Fossil Fuels!
Get a little exercise while you show the world that Rochester needs climate action. Fridays for the Future is promoting the event nationally. Join multiple local groups at City Hall at 3pm, Friday, September 15. The march will proceed to Monroe County Office Building and end at Washington Square Park. Connie and non-marchers will meet at the park at 3:45pm to welcome the marchers as they arrive. Bring friends and family!
Sunday, September 17 | Third Sunday Plate Offering: Rural and Migrant Ministry
Our third Sunday Plate Offering goes to Rural & Migrant Ministry, an organization working for Farmworker Rights and more. Our church will also host their youth group on September 23 for a Fringe Event at 3:45pm. Ruralmigrantministry.org.
Small Group Ministry: Opportunities for Connection
Longing for deeper connection in our church community? Our Small Group Ministry (SGM) groups have openings and welcome you to join one that fits your schedule. Members covenant to share, listen and build beloved community while exploring topics both thoughtful and light-hearted to achieve greater self-awareness and spiritual growth. Current groups meet in-person or virtually every other Monday or Thursday afternoons, or Wednesday evenings.
Find the SGM description on our website uuroc.org by clicking on the "Connect" tab, then "Small Group Ministry". Or email Rev. Michelle at SGM@uuroc.org.
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