Next month will be the Memorial Day weekend campout at SAWUURA (Sierra Ancha Wilderness Unitarian Universalist Association). The dates for our May campout are from Friday May 24-Monday May 27. SAWUURA is our camp property near Young, AZ that provides a religious, educational, and spiritual center for members and friends of Unitarian Universalist congregations. We
Our Navigators group has been meeting on Sundays this year and it has been going phenomenally well. Our classes have been working on social justice and outdoor learning. In January, our group learned about accessibility in the outdoors and practiced safe hiking practices. Also our group also learned how to use different types of identification
Sunday, September 24 - 12:00pm MST Join us after service on Sunday for a brief Navigators meeting. Meet up at the table in the back of the sanctuary with the Navigators poster. We will have a signup sheet for folks that are interested in joining our group. We will also have materials available to see what trips our group took last
Sunday, August 20 - 12:00pm MST “SAWUURA” stands for “Sierra Ancha Wilderness Unitarian Universalist Association”. The purpose of SAWUURA is to provide a religious, educational, and spiritual center for members and friends of Unitarian Universalist congregations. We will be meeting in the Sanctuary after Coffee Hour on Sunday, August 20, to discuss the September camping trip to the UU “SAWUURA” campsite.
Tuesday, July 25 - 8:15am MST Thanks everyone that took time to visit the Abolition Classroom while we were open. To prepare for fall arriving on campus, the classroom has moved to a website resource now. Thanks for all of the conversations and fun times. Our navigators group will continue to work within an abolitionist scope in everything we do. We
Monday, July 24 - 6:30pm MST With the extreme heat in mind our Navigators group will be meeting online for July. Our theme will be anti-racism in The National Audubon Society. We will look at the ongoing actions and debates within the birding community to remove the last name of John James Audubon from the national societies name. Some chapters have
