Response to Social Distancing: A virtual coffee hour. (You might want to virtually share your refreshments.). Service Leader: Bethany Smith This service will be held via Zoom. For more info. on how to join, contact us at: huucoffice@gmail.com.
A service for all ages and hands-on simultaneous, creative adventure! For this fun adventure you will need the following supplies: Several 81/2 x 11 pieces of plain white paper, pencils (or age dependent: pens, markers, crayons), scissors, and a flat working surface. Look for directions to be emailed. Service Leader: Libby Earle Story teller: Bethany Smith Creative … Continue reading Sunday Zoom Service: Is this the Human Race?
July 12- ZOOM, 10:30-11:30am. Life in the Era of Pandemic: A Conversation About the Past, Present and Future. Participants will have a chance to share their insights and speculate on the future. Download the colorful worksheet. Service Leader: Libby Earle, Presenter: Liz Woedl.
No Pride Parade but what are the current challenges of the LGBQT+ community.
Sunday Morning Worship East Join us virtually for the largest annual gathering of UUs joining in worship. The worship service will include a collection for the Tomaquag Museum, an indigenous museum featuring an extensive collection and archive of Southern New England tribal communities. Members of the public are welcome. Live stream is available to the public at https://www.uua.org/
Examining Systemic Racism: How did the Poor People’s Campaign Virtual March on Washington go?
Service Leader: Libby Earle. Presenter: Steve Schlather (introduced by Peggy Branstrator)
Service Leader Libby Earle. We will explore ways UUA and local groups are acting to ensure voter access. SOCIAL JUSTICE MEANS SOCIAL ACTION! UUA- UU the VOTE https://www.uuthevote.org/ This guide is a bit dated due to COVID: https://www.uua.org/sites/live-new.uua.org/files/uu_the_vote_2020_launch_guide.pdf
May 31: Zoom service with Bethany Smith “The ecological influence of 90’s cartoons on the millennial generation
May 24: Zoom service with Susan Thrasher “Poetry Fest” Bring a favorite poem or write your own: limmerick, haiku – what ever suits your fancy. Did you memorize a poem in your youth? Children are invited to share their favorite poems as well.
