Join Rev. Terry and the Board of Trustees for our Annual Meeting, Part 2 on Dec. 6, directly after the worship service. This is the time we review our finances – our fiscal year 2019-2020, our current status and our forecast for the future. The SUUS Annual Report will be available at that time.
Can you give just $25 to SUUS for our Giving Tuesday Drive? We are half way to a new dishwasher! Click on the button below or send a check to: Shoreline UU Society 297 Boston Post Road, Madison, CT 06443attn: Giving Tuesday
It’s hard to know what’s awesome, to understand what will inspire awe or how to predict if something will become known as awesome. Let’s ponder awesome.
Did you know that payments through PayPal can be charged to a credit card or can be taken from a designated bank account? It is easy and secure to use. Click here to get started. Then all you need to do is click on the SUUS link during the Sunday morning offering, fill out the …
In the Western Christian calendar, this Sunday marks the beginning of Advent and preparations for Christmas. But, what if you don’t believe in god? When Rev. Sweetser was eight years old, he told his mother he was an atheist. The reason he told her this has to do with fudge. Join us to savor the …
November 29, 10:30am–“As If God Were There” – Rev. Terry Sweetser Read More »
Join Rev. Jeanne for a multigenerational service of thanksgiving, communion, and music. At this annual service, we pause to break bread and enjoy the gift of food and music together. Prior to 11/19/20, please answer the following question – “In light of all that has happened this year, I am grateful for . . .” and …
November 22, 10:30am – Becoming Bread – Annual Thanksgiving Bread Service Read More »
THANK YOU Everyone! Our auction was great fun and a great success, and we surpassed our goal! Bidding is closed on all items, but paying for your winnings continues to be open! Please send a check to SUUS or use your credit card or PayPal on our website. Any questions, please contact our fabulous team …
We, the Racial Justice Group, came together with a desire to improve racial justice in our communities and the world-starting with ourselves. Today we will share what brought us together and why working towards racial justice is a central aspect of our spiritual practice.
The board of trustees is thrilled to introduce our Transitional Minister, the Reverend Terry Sweetser, who is now working with Rev. Jeanne, our staff and our leaders. He will assume the role of our minister upon Rev. Jeanne’s retirement at the end of November. A graduate of the Harvard Divinity School, Rev. Terry has been …
