Messy UU Church keeps growing by leaps and bounds – at our last one Nov.18th we had more than 40 attending, with13 children from babes in arms to pre-teens.
Our next Messy UU Church is Friday, Jan. 20th, and will focus on the theme of problem-solving. … read more.
Don’t miss the fun, food, and music and join us for our first Spaghetti Night in 2017. Let’s ring in the New Year with good cheer and camaraderie and join in the sing-along provided by our very own Ruth and Zale. Looking forward to seeing … read more.
Our First Spaghetti Night Opens with a Bang!
Friday, November 4th at 5:30pm
Entertainment by The Bryden Street Jazz Band! Everyone welcome!
Please bring a salad or dessert.
Mark Your Calendar!
Friday October 21st 5:00 to 7:30 pm at Unitaraian Hall
Messy UU Church is back again for more family fun and learning. This year we will get “messy” on the 3rd Friday of the month. Doors open at 5:00, dinner at 5:30
Please … read more.
Formal Sunday services will return, September 11, at 11:00.
Check our September newsletter and website for details.
Please join us for the movie screening of Gen Silent, a LGBTQ Aging film by director Stu Maddox. Wednesday, April 6th, at 7:00pm at the Fellowship Hall.
For further information please visit … read more.
Excitement is growing as we eagerly await to host Tony Turner in Concert on Saturday, March 19th, 7:30pm at the Fellowship Hall. Below is more information about the concert and Tony’s accomplishments. Seating is limited. We recommend arriving early, the event is likely to be sold out … read more.
For the three months of April, May and June we are hosting an innovative program called “Messy Church”. Come on out, bring your children and have a good time. The fun starts on April 1st (it’s not an April Fools joke) and it’s free of … read more.
Please stop by at one of our Unitarian Shelter Fundraiser locations when you do your grocery shopping this Saturday, February 27th from 1-5pm. The shelter is located on the lower floor of the Unitarian Fellowship and has provided refuge to an average of 23 people/night … read more.
