Gathering for Sunday services in person and online at 10:30 am. Campus Vision Construction Continues - learn more
UUCPA has three Sunday food events in July –
July 9 Second Sunday Lunch – Grilled veggie and turkey burgers, salad, grilled veggies
July 23 Waffles, fruit salad and hard-boiled eggs
July 30 Picnic in Mitchell Park! We have a great shady site reserved for after the service. More … read more.
The Forum meets from 8:30 to 10 am on Sunday mornings. Here are the Forum topics for August 2023:
8/6 Not Living in Chaos – Rob Ruether
8/13 Experiences that have Changed the Direction of Your Life – General discussion – facilitated by Sarah Doxiadis
8/20 Worrying: Pro and … read more.
No workday THIS Saturday, because of the holiday weekend. The July workday will be on Saturday morning, July 8, at 9:00.
Plus potluck at 12:00.
I’m expecting good weather to get started on painting lines on the. parking lot, and varnish on a picnic table.
Questions: Contact Robert … read more.
Summer work hours in the UUCPA garden will be Mondays from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, starting July 3. If you want to start earlier tell Nancy and she will come early to join you.
The Forum meets from 8:30 to 10 am on Sunday mornings. Here are the Forum topics for July 2023:
7/2 Modifying genes in the embryo — Who does it? Ethics? – Warren Schmidt
7/9 Looking at Mindfulness, by Christophe André — 25 mindful lessons in 25 marvelous paintings … read more.
Did you know that our community is led by an all-volunteer Board of Trustees that meets monthly? Anyone is welcome to attend our meetings and learn how UUCPA is governed. In an effort to make the Board more accessible to the entire community, we will … read more.
We are celebrating our HS seniors who graduated in 2023 on June 18th during the service. If your child graduated recently, please email Rev Cat.
The UUCPA Adult Choir is pleased to announce its upcoming concert, “Revive” on Sunday, June 18 at 3 pm in the Main Hall. This concert is a celebration of hope, resiliency, and renewal as we collectively emerge from the pandemic. The choral selections will honor the difficulties we faced, but also give thanks for the gifts we took from that time. Narrations by Richard Heydt will beautifully help to tell the story.
Suggested Donation: $20 advance; $25 at the door (No one will be turned away for lack of ability to donate). All proceeds will be joyfully donated to UUCPA. Tickets are available for purchase in advance and at the door. Advance purchase is available in the following ways:
Online: https://secure.givelively.org/event/uucpa/revive-summer-concert-by-the-uucpa-choir
In-Person: Payments accepted include: cash; check (made out to UUCPA with “Revive concert” in the memo line);
From any choir member at any time between now and the concert
At the choir table on the patio on Sunday, June 11 and 18
On Friday, June 16, 2023, the Board voted to change our masking policy for all indoor in-person activities on campus. Following the recommendation from the COVID Safety Task Force, we will change the policy from “mandatory” masking requirements to “strongly encouraged.” This change is based … read more.
Since March, we have had 2 contractors replace much of the problematic, 60-year-old sewer lines from UUCPA campus buildings to the street, including replacing the sewers that serve the Main Hall kitchen and bathrooms, the classroom wing, and most of the line from the outdoor … read more.