Saturday, May 5, 2018
10:00 – 12 noon, in the SUUS Library
If you are relatively “new” to SUUS, you may be interested in attending this class facilitated by our minister, Rev Jeanne Lloyd. This class is designed to give you a greater understanding of the Unitarian Universalist faith and to introduce you to our Shoreline UU congregation and what it has to offer. You are warmly invited to attend this gathering to get to know what Unitarian Universalism is about, and to consider the possibility of becoming a member of SUUS if you are interested.
Those participating will have an opportunity to share personal journeys, meet with others to explore the history and polity of Unitarian Universalism, and discuss the meaning of membership.
A light breakfast and childcare will be available for you.
For purposes of planning, registration for this class is required. RSVP to Jennifer Farmer-Etzel by Sunday, 4/29/18. Please contact Jennifer directly at 203-430-4950 or jfarmeretzel@comcast.net.
We need more people and food for our annual Passover Seder dinner for this Friday, April 6, 6pm. A very few people have signed up so far. We would love more, especially children!
To learn more about the Dances of Universal Peace, 
The next outing planned by the Social Activities & Events committee is a visit to the New Britain Museum of American Art on Wednesday, January 31 (snow date February 7). We will carpool from SUUS, leaving at 10:00. We have a docent led tour at 11:15 to see highlights of the museum and the exhibition of Shaker Wooden objects. In the 1780’s the Shakers established relatively self-sufficient villages from Maine to Kentucky. Initially, the Shakers separated themselves from the outside world but they soon realized that complete isolation was not possible and they began to create objects for sale. The exhibition offers the opportunity to view the standards of high quality production. We will have lunch at the museum café and then can explore areas of interest in the museum on our own.
