SUUS

All those interested in doing justice differently, please keep reading. At the SUUS Annual Meeting in May, 2025, our congregation discussed and voted to financially support CONECT: Congregations Organized for a New Connecticut.. CONECT organizes a broad, diverse, and powerful mix of faith and community institutions to build relationships, develop leaders, and drive concrete change by uniting

On Sunday Sept 14 after the service, please visit the Social Justice table for its annual sale of Palestinian oil and other products (obtained with great difficulty from West Bank farmers). Also pick up information about other Social Justice activities — and about the Apartheid-Free Communities Pledge that the UUA is asking all UU congregations to

Are you challenged by your favorite spiritual aphorisms or excused? Join us this Sunday in person or on Facebook Live. Coffee Hour follows the service

Don’t End Up LikeThis! Send Your Picture in TODAY The SUUS fall directory is scheduled to go out the end of the month. Please send your pictures to the office ASAP! Photos will be taken during coffee hour for the next two weeks. See Mary Strieff or Mike Rosen if you need help.

On Sunday, October 5th we will officially welcome new members who have joined SUUS in 2025. If you’re interested in membership and/or ready to join SUUS and would like to be recognized in the New Member Welcome on the 5th, please see or email Rev. Craig at revcraig@shorelineunitarian.org by October 1st.  We look forward to welcoming you.

CLICK HERE to watch this serviceCLICK HERE to read the sermon Rev. Craig leads our service today along with our Director of RE, Molly Nolan, Director of Music, Amy Buckley-Velasquez, and our Pianist, Nick Stanford. Join us for our multigenerational regathering and water Ceremony. Bring a small container of water from your summer adventure or

Aging As A Spiritual Practice“The first truth of aging is also the first truth of Buddhism: Everything changes.” We live in a culture that worships newness and youth.  What does this mean for us as we age?  How do we continue to find meaning and purpose in a world that often revolves around the interests, needs, and