Events for week of November 30, 2025

Childcare will shorten to 9:30 am to 12:00 noon for the summer starting June 22 (sign-in in the Toddler Room - Room 3) All Pre-K/K children are invited into childcare for the summer

With Clinton Judy, Leslie Brown, Ken Riznyk, and Dr Adam Smith. Join us in singing any of your favorite hymns from the UU hymnals, including Spirit of Life, Blue Boat Home, and many others. People will be given the opportunity to call out their favorite hymn for everyone to sing! Members of the choir will also be there to help to lead us in singing. Our 1st Sunday Plate Collection for August is Good Day Cafe.

Some Sundays we will work in the new Layered Pollinator Habitat building pathways, labeling plants, and learning about what grows there. Other Sundays we will engage in Music and Play, a special curriculum developed by Karen Maynard. We hope your kiddos will participate!

If you're new or have questions, come to the library and chat and learn!

Our goal is to maintain and enhance the UUFCC's green sanctuary certification by promoting ecojustice and the environmental practices that make ecojustice possible. We do this through projects at the UUFCC and in the broader community, focusing on renewable energy, and promoting the use of sustainable food, green transportation, and clean water.

The UUFCC Jazz Band is open to all. Rehearsals occur on Sundays in the Sanctuary, although occasionally the band may rehearse in Room 6 due to major church events. Contact David Morris if interested.

Join us for a blacksmith demonstration where participants can assist in transforming a gun into a garden tool. Several local organizations will be tabling. This is a family friendly downtown event with art, music, and engaging ways to create peace. Location: Parking lot behind St Paul's United Methodist Church & Abba Java Coffee House.

Open to the public. Join Kelle Kersten on Zoom for a guided meditation during your lunch to center yourself for the coming week! Click here to join the Zoom meeting.

Please join this group of folks passionate about dancing to international folk music. Explore different cultures through music and dance.

With Caroline Pierce. We usually don’t have an opportunity to talk to each other beyond the topic at hand. This service is dedicated to getting to know each other. We will do a short icebreaker followed by time to chat.

The public is invited to a Panel Discussion about the importance of outdoor recreation for people incarcerated at our county jail.  Panelists include formerly incarcerated individuals Lee Powers, Kerry Cavenaugh and Irvin Moore, Cindy Carpenter who will speak on the importance of sunlight to our well-being, and Mark Kissling who will provide background on the campaign since it began three years ago.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting. Open to any woman to walk in.

Please join this group of folks passionate about dancing to international folk music. Explore different cultures through music and dance.

The UUFCC Song Circle offers a fun, monthly opportunity to make music together with voices, guitars, banjos, ukuleles, drums, kazoos, etc. Anyone from the Fellowship or local community can join us to play, sing, or listen. We go around the circle with each person choosing the next song, either from our song-books or a song they brought to share. Contact Pam Short for more information.