Activities & Events

Wendy Cohn will be the facilitator and the topic is “The Road Not Taken” Arline Morrissey will be the facilitator and the topic is Our Tears – Why we cry All are welcome to attend even if you haven’t been before. Contact Kathy Helmrich if you have any questions.

Autumn is here! Grab your rake, loppers, and gloves and join us on Saturday Nov 23rd between 10:00 and 2:00 as we tidy up the grounds and prepare our building for the winter season. All are welcome for any amount of time you can spare.  Rain date is November 30th. 

Don’t forget to read a banned book! Take notes and report back to the SUUS Book Club September 18. We are asking members, friends and families to read one or more banned books over the summer and share your thoughts with us in September. Classics, Young Adult, History, Religious, Children, LGBTQUIA+ and more have been

You are invited to our fourth session of “This I Believe” after a potluck coffee hour. Please bring some food to share and stay for our discussion. Some of you may remember an NPR series in which noted folks shared a brief essay of their belief on a core value. This activity was actually begun

Calling all who would like to make the church grounds and gardens look more beautiful for the Spring and summer season. We’ll be mulching, weeding, and tidying up the grounds from 10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. this Saturday, May 11th.  Please join in with your favorite garden gloves, if even for just a short while.

Thanks to DFF, Molly Nolan and all who made this Seder special!

Many thanks to the Social Events and Activity Committee for organizing a tour and discussion with James Green, the Assistant Curator of African Art at the Yale University Art Gallery. This piece hung (vertically) in the SUUS sanctuary, from the late 1980’s until 2018. Donated by long time member Lucy Grimm and her family, it

Please join SUUS member Margaret Fikrig for a short hike at the East River Preserve in Guilford.  This newer trail system is relatively flat and wide and will take about an hour to hike.  To get to the trailhead parking, from I-95 exit 59, go north on Goose Lane, at the 3-way stop sign, bear left to