Friendship Bags
Please meet in the Board Room on-campus on Saturday, March 14 from 9 am to 10 am to create friendship bags to be given to those in need.
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Social Justice Book Club, April 5, 2026 at noon
The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali The Lion Women of Tehran is a work of historical fiction and the third novel by Iranian American author Marjan Kamali. The novel explores the intertwined yet divergent lives of two Iranian girls as they grow into adulthood and experience different social classes, political leanings and dreams. … Continue reading Social Justice Book Club, April 5, 2026 at noon
Growing Our Beloved Community
This is the time in our community calendar when we ask folx to reflect on what it means to them to belong at UUCiL. Sun. 3/15 12:45-1:45pm on campus; OR Thurs. 3/19 5:30-6:30p on Zoom
Spiritual Renewal, Integration & Repair
Many of us carry wounds from the religious and spiritual traditions we’ve moved through in our lives. These experiences may have shaped our values and choices, and in some cases caused harm, even as they helped form who we are becoming. Starting in January, this six-session offering led by Rev. Amelia invites participants into a … Continue reading Spiritual Renewal, Integration & Repair
Spiritual Renewal, Integration & Repair
Join Rev. Amelia Many of us carry wounds from the religious and spiritual traditions we’ve moved through in our lives. These experiences may have shaped our values and choices, and in some cases caused harm, even as they helped form who we are becoming. Starting in January, this six-session offering led by Rev. Amelia invites … Continue reading Spiritual Renewal, Integration & Repair
Social Justice Book Club February 22, 2026
Soul Medicine for a Fractured World: Healing, Justice, and the Path of Wholeness by Liza J. Rankow This book club meeting will be on the fourth Sunday due to a wonderful opportunity to have the author present for a question and answer session after the sermon she gives us that day. Combining the insightful analysis … Continue reading Social Justice Book Club February 22, 2026
Social Justice & Climate Committee Letter Writing Campaign
Sunday, January 25th, 2026, 12 – 1:30 PM Tot Green Room The Climate Committee will be joining in with this lettering writing campaign. Food will be provided, so please bring a pen, an attitude, and your appetite!
Please Remember Your Unhoused Neighbor
As you warm yourself in your home, imagine those who have no home. They depend on folks like us to help keep themselves warm and dry. Please look through your belongings and find clean jackets, sweaters, warm shirts, pants, shoes, socks, gloves hats and blankets. Bring them to church and fill the bins in the … Continue reading Please Remember Your Unhoused Neighbor
Neighbors With Food Insecurity Is Growing
You can help your food insecure neighbor by filling the bin in the back of the sanctuary. Each Sunday bring a bag of sugar, cooking oil, canned fruit, canned beans, soup, granola bar, oatmeal, cereal, tuna fish, pasta, peanut butter, coffee, a gluten free item or sugar free item. Place it in the bin and … Continue reading Neighbors With Food Insecurity Is Growing
Spiritual Renewal, Integration & Repair
Many of us carry wounds from the religious and spiritual traditions we’ve moved through in our lives. These experiences may have shaped our values and choices, and in some cases caused harm, even as they helped form who we are becoming. Starting in January, this six-session offering led by Rev. Amelia invites participants into a … Continue reading Spiritual Renewal, Integration & Repair