I could think of no better time for being a Unitarian Universalist than right now.
For at least the next two years, with most branches and halls of government, from state offices, U.S. House, Senate, Supreme Court, Oval Office and Cabinet; filled with many who are … read more.
On Nov 8, this nation elected Donald Trump to become the next President of the United States. This is a frightening outcome for many of us due to the troubling rhetoric he expressed during the campaign.
Sadly, some people voted for candidate Trump because of this … read more.
When I entered the UUA’s ministerial search process in January of this year, I was given access to the congregational surveys of many different churches that were in search. One question common to many of these surveys had to do with the sermon topics that … read more.
Rev. Kenn Hurto, Lead Executive of the UUA’s Southern Region, spent the weekend of Aug 26-27 with us to conduct what is called a “New Minister Startup.” The purpose of this startup/workshop was to help get the minister and congregation off and running together – … read more.
On Friday evening August 26 (7-9PM), Rev. Kenn Hurto, Lead Executive of the UUA Southern Region, will be with us to conduct a New Minister Startup Workshop. All are invited to attend.
The workshop will involve the telling of stories – personal and congregational stories. … read more.
UUMAN is seeking an interim accompanist to begin September 2016 and extend until at least February 2017.
The instrument is a Yamaha Baby Grand Piano. The accompanist will play three hours per week from 9:00a.m. to 12:00p.m. for choir rehearsal and Sunday Service. Typical services include three … read more.
As we begin the new church year with our new settled minister, Pastor Dave Dunn, what better way to kick it off than with a special concert and party!
The Party and Concert will be on Saturday August 20th from 7-10 pm.
The Party will start in … read more.
Although we held a brief vigil after Rev. Cynthia’s passing, and we held a Sunday service dedicated to what she taught us, we have not yet held an official memorial service. We have worked with Holley Ulbrich, Cynthia’s best friend and executor, to schedule this.
This … read more.
The congregation will meet after service this Sunday with our Black Lives Matter banner and signs to witness on the side of the road for racial justice. All are welcome, families and youth are encouraged to attend.
After much hard work by many members of our congregation, and a bit of a shaky start, UUMAN’s new webpage is now live! old.uuman.org is now new and improved, with more features planned for the future.
