Where are we going?
What would it mean, and what would it take, to look ahead with true openness?
Rev. Kevin with Viv Tipton, Worship Associate, and the UUCM Choir
What would it mean, and what would it take, to look ahead with true openness?
Rev. Kevin with Viv Tipton, Worship Associate, and the UUCM Choir
Kids’ Connection for children and youth is open and we are eager to welcome them!
Children (ages infant+) are invited to join their guardian(s) to participate in our community of all ages for the first portion of our Sunday services in the Sanctuary, including the story time, and then exit with their teachers to have their own special interactive gatherings for the remainder of the service.
Meeting: In-person at UUCM.
To learn more, please visit HERE.
For more information, please contact FamilyMinistry@uugrassvalley.org.
Join Rev. Kevin and Renée Fonbuena to trace the primary roots of Unitarian Universalism and notice how those roots speak to your own journey and your own spiritual and ethical DNA. This single 90-minute session begins at 11:30, following the September 27 service, in room 119, just outside the social hall.
Participants are encouraged to bring a sustaining snack, and maybe a snack to share.
(Roots will be repeated in an all-online format via Zoom on Wednesday, September 30, 7:00-8:30 pm)
UUCM didn’t arise out of nowhere. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal religious tradition that grew from Christian roots. Our congregations do not have specific beliefs you must profess before joining and yet we do share commitment to encouraging spiritual growth, moral development and ethical living. Here’s a chance to learn a little more about where we came from, and to bring your questions to the conversation.
For more information and to RSVP (it helps us to have a sense of numbers) contact: Roots@uugrassvalley.org.
Let’s Get Out the Vote!
If you’d like to write your postcards with friends, or if you want to give postcard writing a try for the first time, stop by the conference room (enter through the office) on Mondays at 9:00am!
Contact Gail JV with questions at GOTV@uugrassvalley.org.
Tuesday’s Walking Group meets at Wolf Creek Trailhead, in the North Star Mine parking lot.
Be a part of UUCM’s Choir! The choir rehearses Tuesdays at 6:30 under the direction of Ingrid Holman.
They typically sing in one service per month. All experience and skill levels welcome!
Questions? Contact Ingrid at ChoirDirector@uugrassvalley.org.
The UUCM Men’s Group has informal gatherings of warm and welcoming UU men. Topics include life experiences, world events, art, science, religion or the lack of it. It is a group that is thoroughly stimulating and interesting and seeks always to be nonjudgmental. We have no leaders and no agenda. All men are welcome. […]
Join Rev. Kevin and Renée Fonbuena to trace the primary roots of Unitarian Universalism and notice how those roots speak to your own journey and your own spiritual and ethical DNA. This single 90-minute session will be held via Zoom only on Wednesday, September 30, 7:00-8:30 pm. (Click here to join Zoom meeting.)
UUCM didn’t arise out of nowhere. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal religious tradition that grew from Christian roots. Our congregations do not have specific beliefs you must profess before joining and yet we do share commitment to encouraging spiritual growth, moral development and ethical living. Here’s a chance to learn a little more about where we came from, and to bring your questions to the conversation.
For more information and to RSVP (it helps us to have a sense of numbers) contact: Roots@uugrassvalley.org.
Thursday’s Walking Group walks the trails in Condon Park. Meet at the first parking lot from the main entrance to the park off Butler Street (near the group BBQ pavillion).
Singing Meditation is a wonderful spiritual practice that alternates shared singing with meaningful shared silences. Everyone is encouraged to participate in the ways that feel right to them. Come, see what it’s like. Participants in our monthly singing meditation circles almost always leave feeling more peaceful, more grounded, and more gently energized by the end of the evening, no matter how they were feeling when they arrived. […]