Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix

Author: Nick Laux

  • Our UU Home: A Program for 5-13 Year Olds & Their Families

    This series of 5 gatherings will explore the Unitarian Universalism we bring home. We will sing, listen, share, and create. Each week will explore a different theme and together we’ll create a treasure chest of resources.

    All community members are welcome, and we will focus primarily on ages 5-13 and their families.

    Please register so we can have ample materials ready (you are welcome to join at any point in the series).

    We know it may not be possible to attend all gatherings, but we ask that families attend as many as possible so we can grow together in our community.

  • Fake Reality! Youth Workshop Day

    All youth ages 13-18 are invited to an afternoon of filming, food, and figuring it out.

    Our Augmented Reality stars will introduce you to the amazing campus tour they’ve been building. These youth facilitators will give you the skills, the tools and the chance to add to the wacky world and figure out what putting media ON campus means.  

    Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop / tablet / phone as we work to integrate tech and reality!

    Please register so we can get a headcount for food. Questions? Contact Jezz Putnam at childrensministry@phoenixuu.org.

  • Kindle Kids: Register Now To Join!

    Kindle Kids: Register Now To Join!

    Toddler and Pre-school Circle! We will play, sing, gather, and grow our UU power!

    Our time together includes both structured activities and free play all while building our loving UU community.  

    This group is suitable for 0-5 year old’s, and older siblings are welcome to join as cooperative helpers. Grown ups are also welcome.

    We meet in room 15 at UUCP from 9:30am – 10:15am on November 13 & 20, December 4, 11 & 18.

    Please register at https://forms.gle/CDL8QsD52wJLS2xKA

  • UUCP November Navigators

    UUCP November Navigators

    Our UUCP November Navigators will be focused on hiking and observing nature. We hope you will join us on Zoom: Zoom ID: 849 3528 7782 | Passcode: 707448 on November 14 and also on November 28. Our second on campus event will take place after service on November 20. One of our Navigator community members will be leading a hike on the UUCP nature trail and we will take turns making observations about the phenology of the campus around us. 

    Did you know we have a walking trail on the UUCP Campus? Our campus is host to many different plants and animals (flora and fauna). As many of us were off campus the past few years, some of us may not know about the on campus hiking trail. Maybe you knew about the campus nature trail but you haven’t made your way back to it since returning to a non zoom service. This all ages event is the perfect opportunity to connect with the community and outdoor nature of our campus.

    In September our Navigators group learned about community based science. We practiced making on campus observations with our Monarch and Milkweed theme in October. This month we are excited to learn more about incorporating community based science into our hiking. We are excited to do this as a group in nature. We hope you can join us as we continue to learn more about the phases of nature on campus.

  • Conversations With the Board

    Conversations With the Board

    Please come and visit with the Board about our Share The Plate program and about our values as they relate to generosity at the following times:

    This is the start of a larger and longer conversation about who we are and how we want to show up for each other and our larger community. Please join us, your Board members, in the conversation.

  • Unicare Meal Train Update November, 2022

    We currently have no Meal Train needs, but if you know of someone who could use some help with meals, please contact unicare@phoenixuu.org. Thank you!

    What’s a Meal Train?

    Our UUCP community shares journeys by supporting congregants with meals during challenging times and life transitions. Volunteers may choose to make a meal & deliver, or order take out for delivery. All meal trains accept takeout, food deliveries, home-cooked meals, & gift cards—but also direct donations through the site!