March, 2024 New Member Group We welcomed 14 new members in March 2024. Katherine Freeman Jon & Natasha Labarbera Jo Miller Nick Pineda Rob & Marlene Katz Greg Ludlow Jim Murphy Jess Pineda Denise Kuhn Mary Margaret Magee Nigel Perez Lucy Thompson Katherine (Kate) Freeman Katherine is a transplant from the UUC in Tucson and
Saturday, March 16 - 2:00pm MST Ordination is one of the most important traditions of the Unitarian Universalist faith as it represents a congregation’s faith in, and support for, a new minister within our denomination. It is a rite of initiation through which a lay person is welcomed into the community of clergy, usually after years of preparation. In the Unitarian Universalist tradition, the ritual of ordination also allows the minister to use the title of Reverend.
Sunday, March 17 - 9:00am MST The next UUCP Book Discussion Group meeting will be in Annex B at 9:00am on Sunday, March 17. The group will discuss Chapters 8 and 9 in The Written World: The Power of Stories to Shape People, History, and Civilization, by Martin Puchner. Chapter 8 is about the existence of an alternate literature in
Sunday, March 10 - March 17, 2024 - 10:00am MST We are considering holding an educational event about a group called SRPCleanEnergy.org on Sunday right after the service. It is important we know how many people will attend. Please RSVP to earthjustice@phoenixuu.org if you will be attending. Thank you. The Election for SRP Board and Council seats is coming up soon. If you pay SRP for
Sunday, March 10 - 9:00am MST The next UUCP Book Discussion Group meeting will be in Annex B at 9:00am on Sunday, March 10. The group will discuss Chapters 6 and 7 in The Written World: The Power of Stories to Shape People, History, and Civilization, by Martin Puchner. Chapter 6 is titled, “One Thousand and One Nights with Scheherazade.” Chapter
We have an eager Eagle Scout from the Boy Scouts who has chosen to revitalize the area in the Memorial Garden looking over Camelback Mountain to turn it into an amphitheater that we can use for gatherings, weddings and worship. They are replacing the railroad ties, providing drainage, making the land ready for benches and
