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September Navigators Update
Our navigators program at UUCP is doing a new series called “Species of the Month”. This month will be the Arizona Poppy. Our Species of the month will be a way for the community to learn a little more about nature via our compass newsletter and social media. For folks that are not able to
Discuss ideas from Kamala Harris’ book, “The Truths We Hold.”
Sunday, September 15 - 9:00am MST Come join us in understanding how Kamala Harris got to be the person she is. Learn what her background was, what experiences she has had and how she sees her responsibilities in life. We will meet on Sunday, September 15 in the Annex, Room B.
Homeless Collection Extended through September!!
Sunday, September 8 - September 29, 2024 - 10:15am MST Extreme heat (over 100 degrees) is extending into September. So Keys for Change is collecting one more month. So please bring requested items, and money for water, for the homeless all Sundays in September. See the Earth Justice page of the UUCP website for a complete list of items requested.
Encourage AZ Residents to Vote
Sunday, September 8 - September 15, 2024 - 11:45am MST After service this Sunday, September 8, please come to the back of the sanctuary to help your Civic Engagement team add a couple of sentences to letters that encourage AZ residents to vote. You will have another chance next Sunday, the 15th. Feel free to come both times! Remember, October 7 is the last day
Notes From Your Dance Partner
As we gather this Sunday for our beloved Water Communion, I am reminded of why this ritual holds such a special place in our hearts as Unitarian Universalists. The Water Communion symbolizes the coming together of our diverse and unique journeys. Each droplet of water we share represents our personal stories, our travels, and the
New UU Principles are on the website
Friday, September 6 After a multiyear process, this summer the UUA General Assembly approved a new statement of Unitarian Universalism's fundamental principles. These are now posted on our website under New to UU.
Share the Plate: Booker T. Washington Child Development Center, Inc.
Sunday, September 1 - September 30, 2024 - 12:01am MST For October, our Share the Plate recipient is the Booker T. Washington Child Development Center. This organization provides high-quality early childhood education and support services to underserved families in our community. By fostering a nurturing and educational environment, Booker T. Washington CDC empowers children and their families to build a foundation for lifelong learning and success.
Your ideas on “The Truths we Hold” by Kamala Harris
Sunday, September 8 - 9:00am MST Come discuss with us the ideas presented by Kamala Harris in her book, “The Truths We Hold: An American Journey.” On September 8 we will discuss Chapter 2, A Voice For Justice, and Chapter 3, Underwater. Discover the ideals that she says inspire her.
Get To Know UUCP
Sunday, September 15 - 12:00pm MST Come learn our congregation after the Sunday service. Pick up some refreshments in the Johnson Room and then bring them and your questions to Room 12 down the curved hallway.
In Memoriam of Marg Stallworthy
Marg joined UUCP in 1980, 44 years ago. She was a strong and kind woman, eager and willing to share her talents with the community. Marg was a CPA and added a lot of advice and expertise to the congregation, especially in the area of finance, helping both the congregation and the Foundation through some
Homecoming Weekend
Saturday, September 7 - 12:30pm MST Join us for a special Homecoming Weekend on September 7th and 8th as we celebrate the start of a new season with our annual Water Communion. Saturday’s events include: Sunday’s events include:
Creating Theology Together
CREATING THEOLOGY TOGETHER—A New Resource for Building Faith Community. Our identity and theology are shaped by our lived experience. By understanding our personal theology, we can engage and deepen our commitments in covenantal faith community. Then we can name and claim our shared theology, to inform and shape a public theology that grounds our faithful
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