Some weeks ago, during maintenance on our grounds, we spilled some paint right next to the crosswalk in front of the River Road building – and just when we thought that blotch was a blemish on the beauty all around us, our facilities manager turned … read more.
Co-taught by Revs. Nancy Ladd and Abhi Janamanchi, Senior Ministers of River Road and Cedar Lane UU Congregations, this short two-session intro to Unitarian Universalism is great for anyone seeking to connect more deeply and to learn more about our free faith tradition. If you’re new, feeling new, contemplating a spiritual home, or even just looking to deepen your relationship to Unitarian Universalism, this is a great place to start. Register at https://bit.ly/2OuBmaC.
An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States was a recipient of the 2015 National Book Award. Author Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz focuses on the human rights of indigenous people in the U.S. Discussion leaders: Ed Heaton and Charlotte Moser. Registration link in the eWeekly.
We invite you to donate to the Green Sanctuary project by cash, check, credit card, and through the website and text-to-give (more info soon). You will also be able to bring your donation as well as receive your Kleen Kanteen gift for contributions of $50 or more at the Green Sanctuary table (practicing social distancing) that will be set up at the RRUUC entrance every Friday during August from 5:30 to 6:30pm: more info at https://www.rruuc.org/take-action/green-sanctuary/.
Join us in witnessing for justice this Friday and every Friday, rain or shine, from 6:30-7:30, for the roadside Black Lives Matter vigil. Come for all or part; bring a chair if you need one; enjoy the company of others. We will be on the corner of River and Whittier, maintaining distance and wearing masks, with our signs and banner, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. every Friday while free movement is allowed. https://www.rruuc.org/take-action/black-lives-matter/
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