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May ’24 nUUs from Religious Education

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South Church kids sharing their warm drink wisdom during social hour

You’ve got this.

This time of year tends to be overfilled with events and activities for most families. A lot of kids are stressed with the overwhelm of activity, homework, sports, tests, field trips, performances, and more. Most of us parents miss notices or emails and forget about several things we were supposed to do and we tend to be hard on ourselves for it.

Even church, which is supposed to be a place of support and comfort, may feel like it’s adding to your stress load, as we approach Bridging, Coming of Age events, OWL wrap up, and as volunteer needs continue. Let’s agree to stay plugged in, see things through to an end that we feel good about, and also to offer each other support, reminders, and grace. Can we agree to be gentle on ourselves and to keep joy relevant?

We will celebrate in wonderful ways at Bridging on June 2nd, at CoA worship (a much-loved tradition) on June 9th, and throughout the summer. Our culture often tells us to cut the joyful and enriching parts of life when things are busy, insinuating that they are less important than the work of getting other things done. But reflection, joy, and celebration are critical. They are no less important than anything else we are obligated to, and doing them in community can sustain us through the slog of the serious parts.

You’ve got this. We’ve got this. We’ll play and celebrate very soon, together.

❤️

May Church Theme is “Pluralism”

  • South Church Coffee House: South Church Social Hall, Saturday May 4th 7:30pm. Come witness the plurality of musical talent and style at this sweet community event for all ages! Children, youth, and adults with musical skills are also encouraged to perform–contact Mary at Mary.Banach@unh.edu
  • Visit another house of worship As UUs we honor pluralism and the many gifts of diversity. Visiting other religious communities helps us know ourselves and each other better. We often realize in these experiences both that we are unique and that we also share commonality with others. This goes for visiting communities of other religions, as well as visiting other UU congregations–which are often very different from one another.
  • Books/stories with a pluralism message: Read or watch videos of these stories…
    • A Tale of Two Beasts, book by Fiona Richardson (video)
    • The Pear Tree Story, a wisdom tale (text here)
    • Each Kindness, book by Jacqueline Woodson (video)
  • May Shared Plate Organization: NAMI NH. “NAMI New Hampshire is a grassroots organization working to improve the quality of life for all by providing support, education and advocacy for people affected by mental illness and suicide.”

Chalice Lighting For Meal Times:

We Unite in Our Differences…
by Rev. David Breeden

We unite in our differences in background & belief;
We unite—with gratitude and hope:
Hope for a world of differences;
Hope for a world that honors difference;
We unite in community
With gratitude for difference.

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  • Friday, May 3rd-Fri May 5th:
    • Senior Youth camping trip at Pawtuckaway
  • Saturday, May 4th:
    • South Church Coffee House, 7:30pm in the social hall. Open to all ages!
  • Sunday, May 5th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Rev Mary Katherine Morn
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 at 73 Court St, with Mentors
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • Senior Youth group will not meet in afternoon because of camping trip
  • Sunday, May 12th:
    • Mother’s Day Plant Sale after worship, to support Senior Youth learning trip
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Offered by adult learning journey participants
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age does not meet today
    • 7th Grade OWL meets for last session, 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom. Parents, please join us 5-5:30
  • Sunday, May 19th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Rev Ellen
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 at 73 Court St, with Mentors
    • Senior Youth meets 4:00-5:30 at Court St
  • Friday, May 24th-Sun May 26th
    • 8th grade Coming of Age Wilderness Retreat
  • Sunday, May 26th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Deirdre McEachern
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age and Senior Youth do NOT meet today
  • Sunday, June 2nd: Bridging Sunday!
    • Multigenerational Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Special Bridging service, celebrating our children, youth, and emerging adults
    • Nursery is not staffed today but is available to families, parents must stay
    • No RE classes today–children and youth remain in the sanctuary
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age rehearsal after worship until 1:00
    • Senior Youth does not meet today–come to worship!
  • Sunday, June 9th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Offered by Coming of Age youth!
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA

April ’24 nUUs from Religious Education

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Seeing the world through different lenses, Young Church 3/10/24

On March Sundays, kids in grades 5 through 7 helped prepare for the Easter Egg hunt. They brainstormed and made items that connect to our UU values, and they filled a total of about 500 eggs! It was such a fun bonding time, and it generated some great conversations. We will continue this project-based learning with a large-scale book project beginning April 7th. We will gather all of the kids’ books from all of the corners of the church that they have migrated to, then we will sort, assess, and organize. Finally, we will come up with some creative ways for South Church kids and families to interact with our books, in connection with monthly themes and UU identity. 5th-7th graders will start in the sanctuary and then they will meet downstairs after the TFAA as usual.

Our multigenerational worship day this month will be on Sunday 4/21. On that day and any Sunday, check out the Soul Work materials that kids and adults can use during worship. There are lots of supplies available for everyone to use, which we update often, and most help deepen learning around the monthly themes and UU identity.

Come to church early on April 7th for a delicious Pancake Breakfast! Hosted by our high school youth to support their upcoming learning journey to New Mexico. Suggested donation: $5. They will have pancakes (regular and GF), bacon, sausage, fruit, juice, and coffee. This is a great opportunity for families with younger kids to ask our high school youth what they do in youth group, where they’re going, and why! Children can get a sense of what they can look forward to as they grow up at South Church. If you would like to donate supplies, sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C4AADA728A2FDC70-48776489-south#/

We are working on creating opportunities for parents to build community with each other. At Muffin Mingle in March, there was a small group of young child families who expressed interest in more of these kinds of engagement, while acknowledging the challenges of scheduling. Your input would be helpful, so please take a few minutes to fill out this google form: https://forms.gle/ReE4v1HnhgjvoKXn8

See you soon! Much Love,

💜JenDB

April Church Theme is “Interdependence”

  • Climate Justice Month is March 22nd through April 20th
  • April 2nd: Trans Day of Visibility Event— There will be an all-ages online event, hosted by UPLIFT, a UU Transgender and Non-Binary group at 8pm ET. Free and open to all. Info and registration link here: https://www.uua.org/lgbtq/blog/trans-day-visibility-2024
  • Our Shared Plate program gives half of the Sunday offertory to a different organization each month, which the congregation votes on in February. South Church RE kids also get to choose one organization per year to receive the Shared Plate funds for a month, and we are doing that now! We are learning about 4 different organizations that had been suggested in the nomination process, and each South Church kid gets one vote per week. We will announce our choice at the end of the month. You can also explore these organizations together at home, plus there are ways your family can interact with each of the organizations in the following ways:
    • 350 New Hampshire. From their website: “350NH works to stop the climate crisis by building grassroots support for a just transition to renewable energy and an end to fossil fuel use and expansion. Our goals are to promote the use of clean and renewable energy sources and to phase out polluting and non-renewable energy sources.”
    • Dover Children’s Home. From their website: “We provide tools and support for youth to heal from emotional trauma through community-based treatment programs that foster relationships and enable youth to create hope for the future.”
    • Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC). “Advances human rights and social justice around the world. Our work is grounded in the belief that all people have inherent power and dignity.” A UU organization that is focused on social justice work.
    • Seacoast Family Promise. “Our Mission is to empower families with children who are experiencing homelessness to achieve lasting self sufficiency through a community-based approach.”

Chalice Lighting For Meal Times:

We Are One, by Rev. Carol Thomas Cissel
We are one.
We are family.
We are connected.
By Blood and Bone. Mind and heart. And sometimes Bricks and Mortar.
Like the finest woven tapestries of old and the spices blended and stirred into our family’s secret recipes,
our lives are intentionally intertwined.
And we are made, no, we are fashioned into a stronger community by those connections.
This interlacing, intertwining, and intermingling of our existence makes each of us whole.
This interlacing of our lives, makes us whole.
Happiness and Sorrow.

This intertwining of our lives, makes us whole.
Blessings and Burdens
This intermingling of our lives, makes us whole.
Lament and Laughter.

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  • Sunday, March 31st:
    • Multigenerational Easter Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube.
    • Easter Egg Hunt following worship! Bring a basket to collect eggs in 🙂
    • Nursery is not staffed today, but families may use the room with parent supervision
    • Kids attend full worship today, no RE classes
    • 7th Grade OWL, 8th Grade CoA, and High School Youth Group do not meet today.
  • Friday, April 5th:
    • Sparks and Flames game night, 7-9pm! More info and rsvp: jendeldeo@southchurch-uu.org
  • Sunday, April 7th:
    • Pancake Breakfast! Open to all 8:30a-10am, Fundraiser for Youth Group Learning Journey
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Rev Ellen
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 at CHURCH this week, with Mentors
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • OWL 7 Parent Discussion 4:00-5:30 in Sanctuary
    • Senior Youth group does not meet this afternoon
  • Sunday, April 14th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Kirsten
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age and 7th Grade OWL do not meet today
    • Senior Youth meets for Learning Journey Session 4, 4:00 at Court St
  • Sunday, April 21st:
    • Multigenerational Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by guest Rev Lara Campbell
    • Prepared Meals Sale during social hour, a fundraiser for Youth Learning Journey
    • Nursery is not staffed today, but families may use the room with parent supervision
    • Kids attend full worship today, no RE classes
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age, 7th Grade OWL, and Senior Youth do NOT meet today
  • Sunday, April 28th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by guest Rev Erica Hewitt
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 with mentors, at 73 Court St
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • Senior Youth meets 4:00-5:30 at 73 Court St
  • Friday, May 3rd-Sunday, May 5th
    • Senior Youth camping trip!
  • Sunday, May 5th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by guest Rev Mary Katherine Morn
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 with mentors, at 73 Court St
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • Senior Youth does not meet today

March ’24 nUUs from Religious Education

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Youth-Led Worship, 2/4/24

Our high school youth group led a remarkable service on the first Sunday in February. They were articulate, playful, wise, and creative. They leaned into their discomfort in so many ways, each toward personal growth: Sharing deeply personal stories; speaking into microphones in front of a large congregation; making music; showing us the world through their eyes, as it is and how they want it to be. All of this speaks to the qualities of the community they have been growing up in at South Church. To feel supported in being their true selves means they trust us enough to say out loud what is real for them. This happens in the Religious Education programs throughout their first 18 years, but it also happens in the interactions they have with every one of us. Look at this picture at how the younger kids are receiving what the teens are offering. Imagine the ways this is mentoring them.

I can’t tell you how many times I have heard South Church teens say that this is the only place where they don’t feel like they have to try to be anything other than who they are. What a gift we all are to each other in this way, and I hope adults feel this freedom and encouragement toward authenticity, too.

This month the church theme is “Transformation.” Downstairs in RE, we will explore ideas like when we learn and grow as individuals, communities, and in our UU faith, our beliefs and understanding transform also; how learning to see the world through many lenses transforms us; and how using tools to center ourselves and to listen to what’s inside us can transform how we live our lives every day.

There will be a special project opportunity for kids in grades 5 through 7 during RE time this month! They should go downstairs with kids during the TFAA, and we will let them know what to do if they would like to participate outside of the RE classroom. It is connected to a surprise that will come at the end of the month 😉

Our multigenerational worship day this month will be on Easter, 3/31. It will be a special time created with all ages in mind, followed by our traditional Easter Egg hunt! Bring a basket if you have one, and we will have some to borrow if you don’t.

Muffin Mingle is an opportunity for parents of young children to get to know each other. Come to church at 9am on Sunday March 3rd, for a time to connect with each other before worship! We will provide childcare, plus food for parents and kids. Intended for families with elementary-aged and younger children and babies, but those guidelines are flexible. If you love the idea of an event for parents to be in community but can’t make it to this, then please reach out so we can chat about what might work for your family: jendeldeo@southchurch-uu.org or (603)956-5146

Our youth in grades 6 through 12 have been invited to a UU youth day conference with peers in Nashua, NH at the UU church there! It will be a super fun day with opportunities for games, art, music, meeting new friends, conversations, and more. It’s coming up fast, on Saturday March 9th. You can find all details and register HERE. If there are interested youth who need help getting there, physically or financially, then please reach out to JenDB or Kirsten right away so we can try to help.

See you soon! Much Love,

💜JenDB

March Church Theme is “Transformation”

  • Birds of Gaza art project: This can help families hold or process together the knowledge that children are dying in Gaza. A beautiful tribute to their lives, you can make birds in honor of specific children. Submit to the online gallery, then hang them up at home, or bring them to church and we will display them for our community.
  • World Water Day is March 22nd. A few ways to observe:
  • One element to raising social justice-oriented kids is exposing them to many different cultures. There are a LOT of different religious holidays in March. Explore and learn about some of them together, through resources gathered by Soul Matters:
  • Our Shared Plate program gives half of the Sunday offertory to a different organization each month, which the congregation votes on in February. The Shared Plate recipient for March is the Joan G Lovering Health Center. This is a great opportunity to talk with kids who are in OWL or who have taken OWL in the past, about this organization whose “passion [is] to honor, respect, and advocate for the right of everyone to maintain freedom and choices regarding their own sexual and reproductive health.” It’s valuable to point our examples of where our UU values can also be found outside of church, like in some organizations such as Lovering Health Center.

Chalice Lighting For Meal Times:

Why We’re Here, By Erik Walker Wikstrom

May we listen so that we can hear;
May we hear so that we can feel;
May we feel so that we can know; and
May we know so that we can change ourselves and this world.
May this chalice we light,
Light our Way.

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  • Friday, March 1st:
    • Sparks and Flames bowling, 7pm! More info and rsvp: jendeldeo@southchurch-uu.org
  • Sunday, March 3rd:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Rev Ellen
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 at 73 Court St, with Mentors
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • Senior Youth meets 4:00-5:30 at 73 Court St
  • Sunday, March 10th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by guest Jim Scott
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 at 73 Court St, with Mentors
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • Senior Youth meet for Learning Journey Session 3, 4:00 in Social Hall
  • Sunday, March 17th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Kirsten
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 at 73 Court St
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • Senior Youth meets 4:00-5:30 at 73 Court St
  • Sunday, March 24th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Rev Ellen
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 with mentors, at 73 Court St
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • Senior Youth meets 4:00-5:30 at 73 Court St
  • Sunday, March 31st:
    • Multigenerational Easter Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube.
    • Easter Egg Hunt following worship! Bring a basket to collect eggs in.
    • Nursery is not staffed today, but families may use the room with parent supervision
    • Kids attend full worship today, no RE classes
    • 7th Grade OWL, 8th Grade CoA, and High School Youth Group do not meet today.
  • Friday, April 5th:
    • Sparks & Flames Social Group for Grades 5-8, 7:00-9:00p RSVP to JenDB
  • Sunday, April 7th:
    • Pancake Breakfast! 8:30am-10am (before worship). Fundraiser for Senior Youth Learning Journey
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Rev Ellen
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 at church–Interview Your Mentor over pancakes!
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • OWL Parent Discussion 4:00-5:30 in Sanctuary
    • Senior Youth does not meet this evening–come to Pancake Breakfast

Feb ’24 nUUs from Religious Education

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Pastoral Associates Carlo and Greg visited RE on 1/21 for a special community Love project

The last Sunday in January was a special kind of day at church. We had a multigenerational worship that was full and fun and a sweet community event. Then we had the annual congregational meeting, where church members heard about relevant elements from the past year and then voted on bylaw changes and the proposed budget for 2024. Congregational polity and this democratic process make up a pretty unique part of Unitarian Universalism that set our faith apart form most religions and which require active participation of our members to continue the growth and authenticity of our community.

Multigenerational worship days are important because they give kids experience as they grow up of what it feels like and how to “do” worship. We want to make sure that once they are done with their RE careers, they have the familiarity with, and hopefully even a love for, worship in community. Multigenerational times also benefit the adults of our church, to be connected to and inspired by people of all ages. Not to mention, it helps reminds us to keep our church spaces accessible to as many kinds of people as we can. Our next multigen worship will be on February 25th.

To support kids and adults of all ages with feeling grounded in the sanctuary, we have materials available for anyone to use during worship. “Soul Work” is a term coined by a longtime UU educator named Joy Berry, who has extensively studied research on the effects of various kinds of handwork on our brain function and wellness. Here is an article that helps explain how handwork like knitting, drawing, and other activities can help us with mindfulness, memory formation and recall, relaxation, and more.

At the back of the sanctuary you will find our Soul Work station. Most of the materials are connected to the monthly church themes and/or building UU identity. They are curated to help embody what is going on at church and to help us all to be present. So parents and other adults–check out and use the Soul Work materials! Most of the kids already know where to find them. Please help to keep the area neat, and return items to the refresh basket so they can be restored for the next person. Anything you make can go home with you or left to maybe be displayed in a little Soul Work gallery, coming later.

AND, if you have ideas of things you’d like to see in our Soul Work supplies, let me know!

Kids in our Young Church RE room downstairs spent January interacting with the church theme of Liberating Love. They had a visit from Pastoral Associates, who told them about the ways that they provide loving care to our church people when they are facing challenges, and that this support will always be available to them through their lives. The kids were then invited to create love-themed cards that the PAs will use when they write cards to people. There was also a session where the kids heard a story about a character (Piglet, a friend of JET PIG) who was liberated from their fear through the patient love of their friends. They will now turn to the February theme, Justice & Equity, which are 2 more of the new proposed UU values that will be formally adopted this year.

High school youth have been working to prepare the worship that they will offer us on February 4th. (RE classes will meet as usual that day.)

Coming of Age (8th grade) has been exploring UU History and big topics like Good & Evil. OWL sexuality education for 5th grade will finish this month, and 7th grade OWL passed the halfway point of their comprehensive program. There will be an OWL Parent Discussion opportunity on Sunday February 4th, 4-5:30 in the sanctuary. This has typically been for the parents of kids in the 7th grade class, but parents of the 5th grade class are welcome to attend too.

Last but in no way least, we have a new opportunity–Muffin Mingle–for parents of younger children to gather and connect, coming up on the first Sunday in March–3/3. Families with elementary, preschool, and nursery-aged children are invited to come to church before worship, at 9am, for breakfast. We will provide childcare and space for parents to be together, as well as simple breakfast foods for adults and kids. If your child still needs you near then they can certainly stay with you. The goal is to support you in getting to know other parents of young kids at church. Feel free to invite anyone who hasn’t been to church yet, too!

Looking forward to seeing you soon!

Much Love,

💜JenDB

February’s Church Theme is “Justice & Equity”

  • Random Acts of Kindness Week is February 11-17. Of course, we can practice random acts of kindness every day, and here are some ideas for how: https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/kindness-ideas
  • One element to raising social justice-oriented kids is exposing them to many different cultures. That can be tricky for young families in NH, but here are a few easy-reach ideas for everyday multicultural experiences:
    • Prepare foods from different countries. Here are some easy examples: https://tinybeans.com/ethnic-foods-your-kids-need-to-try-at-least-once/
    • Visit an art museum and focus on art from specific countries or from artists of various races and ethnicities.
    • Choose a “language of the week” and learn a few basic words together, being sure to use them together whenever you can for the week–make a game of it by keeping points for each time someone remembers to use a word from the language for that week.
  • NH Racial Unity Team is doing equity work in New Hampshire. Children, youth and adults can enter an original poem or art work in the “Belonging” art & poetry challenge: https://racialunityteam.com/art-and-poetry-challenge

Chalice Lighting For Meal Times:

By Mary Ann Moore

We light this chalice for the light of truth.
We light this chalice for the warmth of love.
We light this chalice for the energy of action.

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  • Friday, February 2nd:
    • Sparks and Flames Movie Night and Snackfest, 7:00-9:00pm! More info and rsvp: jendeldeo@southchurch-uu.org
  • Saturday, February 3rd:
    • Senior Youth overnight
  • Sunday, February 4th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Offered by Senior Youth Group
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 5th Grade OWL meets 10-11:30, Meditation Room
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 at 73 Court St
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • Senior Youth does not meet this evening
  • Sunday, February 11th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Rev Ellen
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 5th Grade OWL meets 10-11:30, Meditation Room
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age and 7th grade OWL do NOT meet today
    • Senior Youth meets 4:00-5:30 at 73 Court St
  • Sunday, February 18th:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Kirsten
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade CoA and 7th Grade OWL do NOT meet today
    • Senior Youth meets 4:00-5:30 at 73 Court St
  • Sunday, February 25th:
    • Multigen Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Rev Ellen
    • Nursery is not staffed today, but families may use the room with parent supervision
    • Kids stay in worship today, no RE classes
    • 7th Grade OWL, 8th Grade CoA, and Senior Youth Group do NOT meet today
  • Friday, March 1st:
    • Sparks and Flames bowling, 7pm! More info and rsvp: jendeldeo@southchurch-uu.org
  • Sunday, March 3rd:
    • Worship at 10:00a, in person and live on YouTube. Sermon offered by Rev Ellen
    • Nursery is staffed and open 9:30-11:30a
    • RE classes for Pre-K through 7th grade meet downstairs following TFAA 
    • 8th Grade Coming of Age meets 9:45-11:00 at 73 Court St, with Mentors
    • 7th Grade OWL meets 4:00-5:30 in Milk Classroom
    • Senior Youth meets 4:00-5:30 at 73 Court St