UUMAN's Board of Trustees uses Covid Act Now to monitor current Covid risk levels. At least one of the counties in which the majority of us live is currently in the High Risk category. Masks are required for indoor activities, and indoor singing cannot take place at this time. Practice social distancing by leaving at least one seat between families and groups that share housing. Your Board will continue to monitor the trends weekly and will update this message as soon as we’re able. We are happy to say that UUMAN's community is highly vaccinated and boosted—thank you for doing your part to keep our risk as low as possible!
Join us for our annual Ingathering Water Communion service. Please bring a sample of your sacred water to be mingled with our sacred waters of the past.
Service audio (link to podcast mp3, or use media player below)
https://www.uuman.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/2022-08-14WaterCommunionIngatheringDDunn.mp3
It is thought that the age of exploration is over; that all lands that can be known are known. We think we are at the apex of evolution and modernity and believe that exploration is a thing of the past. How can we usher in a new age of exploration?
By definition, in a completely interdependent, interconnected universe, we all have a role to play.
What is our role supposed to be? Might there be a role destined for us? Can we discover it?
This will be a New Member service.
Transgender Day of Visibility (March 31).
What does it mean to be a Unitarian Universalist? This question gets asked a lot, by newcomers and long-time UUs alike! As UUs, we encourage each other’s spiritual development as we search for truth and meaning. Our lay leader this week, Amanda Bralley, will share what being UU means to her, and some of our members will share their thoughts, too, so come join us on YouTube as we explore what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist.
