9:00 am Worship Service – ALL Ages
10:15-11:15 am Education Hour (unless otherwise noted) – ALL Ages
11:30 am Worship Service – ALL Ages
The Worship services will be identical in content and order. The programming between the services will utilize our whole church building. Children and youth religious education classes will meet during this time, making use of all our classrooms. We will have coffee hour in Kreves Hall during the entire RE hour. Adult Learning programs will be offered in the Learning Center and in the sanctuary. The Adult Learning programming will include opportunities to delve more deeply into our themed ministry topics, UU history, UU theology, justice issues, world religions, science, and more.
Click on Adult Programs for upcoming and ongoing offerings that do not occur Sunday mornings.
Upcoming Adult Learning Offerings
Sunday Mornings 10:15 – 11:15
Climate Migration USA: America is moving and what it means to all of us. Join Tom Rausch from Citizens’ Climate Lobby for a presentation and discussion on how climate change is already impacting where Americans are living. We’ll look at how changing temperatures, rainfall and more are impacting many Americans already, take a look at profound impacts coming, and discuss why we can still be optimistic about the future.
January 11
Community Hour
Help Make Community Hour Delicious! Community Hour is a special time for fellowship, food, and fun on the second Sunday of the month from 10-11:30 am. To make this gathering warm and welcoming, we need volunteers to bring food to share. If you enjoy baking or just picking up something tasty, please sign up to contribute here. No nuts, please. Bite size portions are preferred. Contributions must arrive by 10:00. Thank you for helping us make Community Hour a time of true community connection!
January 18
What We Don’t Learn About the Black Panther Party – but should
A few of the major textbooks don’t even mention the Black Panthers, while most spend only a sentence or two on the organization. Even the small number that do devote a few paragraphs to the party give little context for their actions and greatly distort their ideology.
This interactive workshop introduces us to the pivotal history of the Black Panthers.
The local organizing that Black Panthers engaged in — giving the poor access to decent housing, health care, education, and much more — has been erased in the textbooks, yet it is precisely what won them such widespread support.
Science Sunday
January 25
COINTELPRO: Teaching the FBI’s War on the Black Freedom Movement
Through examining FBI documents, we’ll learn the scope of the FBI’s COINTELPRO (Counter Intelligence Program) campaign to spy on, infiltrate, discredit, and disrupt all corners of the Black Freedom Movement.
February 1
It’s a Mystery — White Workers Against Black Workers
In this “mystery” activity, we’ll receive clues and discuss some of the factors that contributed to the intensification of racism in the 1920s in the United States.
Science Sunday
February 8
Community Hour – Art Expo
Help Make Community Hour Delicious! Community Hour is a special time for fellowship, food, and fun on the second Sunday of the month from 10-11:30 am. To make this gathering warm and welcoming, we need volunteers to bring food to share. If you enjoy baking or just picking up something tasty, please sign up to contribute here. No nuts, please. Bite size portions are preferred. Contributions must arrive by 10:00. Thank you for helping us make Community Hour a time of true community connection!
February 15
Deportations on Trial: Mexican Americans During the Great Depression
In this interactive workshop, we’ll analyze who is to blame for the illegal, mass deportations of Mexican Americans and immigrants during the Great Depression. Was it The Federal Government, Police and Immigration
Agents, Business Owners Under Capitalism, the American Federation of Labor, or the Media? Even though this took place a hundred years ago, it still resembles current issues.
Science Sunday
February 22
Protest Poster Party (all ages)
Join us for a vibrant, all-ages gathering where creativity meets community action! Make protest posters and build energy together for the big day. No experience needed—just bring your voice, your vision, and your passion for justice. Let’s raise our signs and our spirits!
March 1
Promise Campaign
March 8
Community Hour
Help Make Community Hour Delicious! Community Hour is a special time for fellowship, food, and fun on the second Sunday of the month from 10-11:30 am. To make this gathering warm and welcoming, we need volunteers to bring food to share. If you enjoy baking or just picking up something tasty, please sign up to contribute here. No nuts, please. Bite size portions are preferred. Contributions must arrive by 10:00. Thank you for helping us make Community Hour a time of true community connection!
March 15
Simulating Redlining: When “Race Was the Real Currency”
In this interactive workshop we will take on the roles of several diverse families as we simulate the way decades of redlining practices led to segregation and dramatic wealth disparities.
Science Sunday
March 22
Teaching Palestine-Israel from the Perspective of Civil Rights and Black Power Activists
This interactive workshop highlights the complexity and diversity of thought as Civil Rights and Black Power leaders and organizations developed their views on Palestine-Israel.
Mar 29
Cultivating Radical Welcome by Tina Lewis
Science Sunday
April 5
Easter Egg Hunt
Science Sunday
April 12
Community Hour – Art Day
Help Make Community Hour Delicious! Community Hour is a special time for fellowship, food, and fun on the second Sunday of the month from 10-11:30 am. To make this gathering warm and welcoming, we need volunteers to bring food to share. If you enjoy baking or just picking up something tasty, please sign up to contribute here. No nuts, please. Bite size portions are preferred. Contributions must arrive by 10:00. Thank you for helping us make Community Hour a time of true community connection!
April 19
Repair: Let’s Design a Reparations Bill
In this interactive workshop, we’ll take on the role of activist-experts to improve upon a (fictional) Congressional bill for reparations for Black people. We’ll talk back to Congress’ flimsy legislation and design a more robust alternative.
Science Sunday