Dear Friends, As our Jewish friends, neighbors, family members, and indeed some UU’s observe and celebrate Hanukkah over the next eight days, I’m reminded of a story a woman named Linda shared online about how her family celebrates Hanukkah in which she said, “It is important to recognize that different families celebrate differently. Our family …
New members Jay Gustafson and Mary Cosgrove will host a Solstice Service for our members and friends. They will lead us throughmeditations, rituals , and a shared meal at the end. The primary focus of the shift involves the personal development of intentions for the new cycle, the elimination of unwanted personal thoughts and beliefs, …
NEW AT SUUS! Winter Solstice Celebration – Friday, December 22 Read More »
We are called to build a new foundation and it’s going to take some work to undo years of racial injustice. Guest minister Kari Nicewander is the Director of Strategic Partnerships for Open Community Alliances – https://www.ctoca.org. She has her master’s degree from Harvard, where she studied the intersection of religion and public policy. She …
Sunday, December 10, 10:30am: Rev. Kari Nicewander – “A New Foundation” Read More »
Our decision to display a BLM flag is not an endorsement of any statements by local chapters of BLM or its national organization, but an affirmation of our support and commitment to a just and inclusive world. SUUS recently changed out our Pride flag for our Black Lives Matter (BLM) flag. This has brought about …
“Be Prepared to be Amazed,” Rev. Craig Nowak There’s more than one “reason for the season” this time of year. CLICK HERE to watch this service CLICK HERE to read the sermon.
Dear Friends, With so much emphasis on the joy of the present season, the holidays can be an especially difficult time of year for people who are grieving or simply reminded of a loved one or dear friend who is not able to be with us or who is no longer with us. To honor …
In December we will once again share our plate with Operation Fuel, the country’s oldest fuel fund; its purpose is to provide year-round emergency energy assistance to every city and town in Connecticut and to advocate for policies that reduce the energy and utility burden on CT residents. It serves as the primary source of …
Join us for this meeting to discuss a congregational read for the new year. The options being considered are: American Carnage by Fred Guttenberg and Tom Gabor, Guns Don’t Kill People by Dennis A. Henigan and Misfire: Inside the Downfall of the NRA by Tim Mak. Bring your book suggestions to this meeting. To learn about …
As mentioned at our Annual Meeting in June, the UUA undertook a process to review and potentially revise Article II of the UUA Bylaws. The UUA’s Article II Study Commission have completed their Final Proposed Revision. At the General Assembly in June 2024, delegates will vote on the revision. Here is a link to critical information regarding …
INPUT NEEDED: Proposed Revision to Article II of the UUA Bylaws Read More »