A celebration of the beauty in our regrets. What we need to know to transform our regret to re-creation. This service will be held inside the sanctuary. No reservations needed. Masks required. If you are unable to attend in person, you can join us at 10:30am, on Facebook Live. Sign into Facebook. Search and Like/Join …
Sunday, May 22, 10:30 – Rev. Terry Sweetser: “Regrets? I’ve Had a Few” Read More »
Some goals take a long time to achieve. How to maintain the effort takes continued strength. Consider how to forge ahead with fortitude even when defeated along the way. This service we also welcome new members of Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Society and to our enduring faith over the centuries. A town meeting will directly follow …
Please bring a flower to SUUS this Sunday! Service will be outside. No reservations needed. The Flower Ceremony, sometimes referred to as Flower Communion or Flower Festival, is an annual ritual that celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community. Originally created in 1923 by Unitarian minister Norbert Capek of Prague, Czechoslovakia, the Flower Ceremony was …
May 8, 10:30am, Rev. Terry Sweetser – “Mother Spirit” and Flower Communion Read More »
With our continued concern for the safety of the Ukrainian people, SUUS would like you to be aware of the companies and corporations who have and have not stopped doing business in Russia. As violence escalates, we should make every effort to make our voices heard. CLICK HERE to learn more.
Due to recent white supremacist activities in our state, PowerUpCT has organized a rally at the state capitol for Saturday, April 30 at noon. They have invited legislators and other leaders across the state to come and listen to the voices of the people. There have been communities, work sites and schools where nooses have …
Join the March to End Hate: This Saturday, April 30 at Noon in Hartford: Read More »
Our Unitarian Universalist faith gives us the freedom to reflect and to grow.
May Day, also called Beltane (“good fire”), is a day that marks one of the four cross-quarter days, halfway between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. On May Day we celebrate the fertility of the earth and the new spring growth, whether plants or animal. Traditions for this day include gathering May flowers, going …
Ellen Creane and Mary Strieff have been working on two major projects to spread the word about our Unitarian Universalist faith. You may have questions about the details of these two projects, so we invite you to a Town Hall meeting right after the May 15 worship service. Come one and all! FACEBOOK BOOST: Last November, we began …
Exciting Updates from the Communications Committee Read More »
