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Pop-Culture Theology: Discussion of Netflix’s “God’s Favorite Idiot” Starts November 20

Using popular culture for inspiration, Rev. Christine is going to offer a short 2-class discussion on “God’s Favorite Idiot,” a series on Netflix starring Melissa McCarthy and her husband Ben Falcone. We’ll explore its traditional religious themes, its caricatures, and the moral complications it presents. Watch the series before if you wish and join us

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Calling All Young Adults November 19

Are you a young adult? If you are not sure, you are!! We are intentionally leaving this wide open in the interest of radical inclusion! You are an important part of the UUCP community and Rev. Christine is holding a reception to bring you together with other young adults to explore the possibility of forming

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UUCP November Navigators

Our UUCP November Navigators will be focused on hiking and observing nature. We hope you will join us on Zoom: Zoom ID: 849 3528 7782 | Passcode: 707448 on November 14 and also on November 28. Our second on campus event will take place after service on November 20. One of our Navigator community members will

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Conversations With the Board

Please come and visit with the Board about our Share The Plate program and about our values as they relate to generosity at the following times: Sunday, November 6, during in-person coffee hour on the patio Monday, November 7, on Zoom at 6:30pm Meeting ID: 856 4605 9582 Passcode: 449124 Sunday, November 13, during online

Unicare Meal Train Update November, 2022

We currently have no Meal Train needs, but if you know of someone who could use some help with meals, please contact unicare@phoenixuu.org. Thank you! What’s a Meal Train? Our UUCP community shares journeys by supporting congregants with meals during challenging times and life transitions. Volunteers may choose to make a meal & deliver, or

Notes From Your Dance Partner – November 3, 2022

In the final days before the election, I am worried. I am worried about the future of our country–the polarization, the hate rhetoric that I’ve heard, the proposed legislation that takes more and more rights away from women, transgender people, and people of color, and more. Frankly, I’m worried about our democracy; I am concerned

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Milkweed for Monarchs Sale

UPDATE: There are 10 milkweed plants left over from the sale. They need homes. If you requested, but did not purchase your plants, please arrange for that Sunday 11/20/22. Unclaimed plants will be sold to whoever wants them. All need to go! All sales are cash and carry. Everyone who ordered Milkweed plants will need

Earth Justice Meeting Sunday, November 20

Our regular monthly meeting is being delayed a week to accommodate the Milkweed for Monarchs sale happening Saturday and Sunday, November 12 and 13. We will meet on Sunday, November 20, at 1:30pm via Zoom: ID: 929 0550 6684 | Passcode: Earth Newcomers are always welcome. For more information, contact earthjustice@phoenixuu.org. Please contact Laurel Hardin,

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Share the Plate: Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC)

The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) is a nonprofit, nonsectarian organization advancing human rights together with an international community of grassroots partners and advocates. UUSC focuses their work on intersecting roots of injustice to defend rights at risk due to criminalization and systemic oppression of people based on their identity. They support self-determination and defend

Join Us November 12 at Granite Mountain

Six UU Outdoor Group hikers enjoyed the amazing rock formation on the  Marcus Landslide Trail at Tom’s Thumb Trailhead on Saturday, October 22. Everyone opted for the easy 3.8 mile hike instead of the more difficult option of hiking the Tom’s Thumb Trail. With the cooler temperatures, we started out at 7:45am and returned in