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What is worrying you as you age? Just for example, “Is my difficulty in getting up off the floor an indication of how soon I will die?” “Am I going to lose all my hair?” Submit your questions at the Connections table on Sunday or email *protected email*. Thanks! You are invited to “Understanding Age-Related Health Changes: Facts, Questions,
Welcome to Lectio Divina with JoAnn Anglin. She writes: Happy new year! Our first zoom of 2025 comes this Monday, January 6, at 10:00 AM at uuss.org/online. I’ve chosen this poem, “Elegy for the Personal Letter”, by Allison Joseph, for simple sentimental reasons. In her wistful tone, the poet conveys the “Auld lang syne” of
Jan. 8, 22, 29 in the UUSS Library and on Zoom with Rev. Roger. We’ll introduce ourselves, light the Chalice, and have some words of guidance before sitting for 20 minutes to practice awareness of our breathing and the present moment. No previous experience is necessary. Feel free to contact Rev. Roger if you have any
Dear UUSS Parkway Stewards and friends: Happy New Year! On Saturday, December 28th, after rain delays on the two previous Saturdays, 8 of us came out to Mile 6 North of the Parkway (our “UU Mile”) and under gray skies after early morning showers fanned out and finished off our monthly clean ups for the
Thursday, Jan. 16, 6:00 pm at Friends Meetinghouse Islands of greenery have begun appearing in urban areas, featuring plants that are native to each region. The Miyawaki Mini-Forest concept originated in Japan and has been taking root worldwide. The Mini-Forest Revolution by Hannah Lewis explains what local residents need to create one. UUSS newcomer Muriel