Services are at 10 am Sunday, unless stated otherwise, once per month in July and August, and resuming weekly services on the second Sunday of September. Join us in person, or online in Zoom. For information on how to join the service online, call or email us.
February Services
Embodying Resilience
Worship, conversation and activities during our Sunday morning gatherings for the month of February will be based on the theme of “Embodying Resilience”.
February 1st
Embodying Resilience: Gathering & Discussion
Embodying resilience through the touchstones of our worship service and the opportunity for all ages to participate in small group discussions.
February 8th
New Member Sunday
At this service, we will formally welcome those individuals who have decided to become members of the congregation, and witness them signing the membership book.
Members affirm the UU Covenant and shared values. Becoming a member formalizes your support of the congregation and the congregation’s support of you. Members are eligible to participate in any voting matters that come before the church.
If you would like to find out more about becoming a member, please contact the Executive Committee or Worship Team.
February 15th
Embodying Resilience:
Learning from the Trees
– Rev. Leaf Seligman
The beginning of February marks the New Year of the Trees in the Jewish Liturgical calendar. When I consider resilience, I turn to the trees, who embody resilience in so many ways that are instructive to humans. Taking inspiration from the trees, this service will explore how we can embody resilience, especially during such challenging times. Let’s gather together and feel the power of our collective breath, our shared desire to be in right relationship, and draw strength from each other’s presence and care.
Rev. Leaf will facilitate a talking circle following the worship service.
February 22nd
Dare to Lead:
Cultivating Resilience in Difficult Times
– Deborah Demazure
It can be hard to maintain resilience during challenging times. Join us and guest speaker Deborah Demazure as she taps into the work of leading social scientists to teach us the essential skills we need to navigate difficult times.
All Sunday morning gatherings this month are also offered online. If you are unable to attend in person, please email the church office at uusg.connect@gmail.com to obtain the link.
