Fun, challenging, awesome are the targets that JHYGers identified for the games they (individually) and we collectively will make that use the 7 principles and 6 pillars of UUism. It was a great day that produced beautiful, interesting, and varied game boards made from recycled materials. We played a simple game that JHYGers work on
MASS INCARCERATION: FROM THE UNITED STATES TO PALESTINE Wednesday, October 5, 2016 at 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. in the UUSS Sanctuary Panel Discussion with, Richard Becker, ANSWER Coalition Palestinian & U.S. political prisoners. & Dale McKinney, NAACP Sacramento U.S. School to Prison Pipeline and Mass Incarceration & Beth Miller, No Way to Treat a Child
Refugee Welcome Kits Sunday, Oct. 16 The International Rescue Committee (IRC) Sacramento has told us that 200 refugee families are scheduled to arrive in this area in the coming weeks, and is asking for our help. We will be assembling Refugee Welcome Kits after service on Sunday, Oct. 16. If you can’t be here, you
1) GENERAL VOLUNTEER INTEREST If you were UNABLE to attend our August 26th orientation and want to volunteer, please sign up with IRC online as an individual and you will receive a link to sign up for a phone interview, or will receive an invitation to a general information session as follows: Please review IRC Sacramento’s Volunteer
7 youth and 3 advisors in attendance on the first day of the Senior High Youth Group, Sunday 9/18. The group reviewed last year’s covenant and made one minor change. Check back soon for the covenant. SHYG did a brainstorming planning activity to discuss some topics for this year. Suggested topics included: -making friends and helping people -Black
We are excited to begin the new year of religious education in Spirit Play. On Sunday, September 18, we gave our participants the annual orientation to Spirit Play. This included sharing with them that the 2016-17 class will again fold in 3rd-5th graders and that we’re meeting in a new-to-them room (room 7/8). The orientation included a tour
Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War is an account of a daring rescue mission that occurred on the precipice of World War II. It tells the story of Waitstill and Martha Sharp, a Unitarian minister and his wife from Wellesley, Massachusetts, who left their children behind in the care of their parish and boldly committed
