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Upcoming Events
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Trunk or Treat is Coming!
Trunk or Treat is Coming!
Join us Sunday, October 25, from 12:15–1:30 p.m. for an afternoon of trick-or-treating, pizza, spooky punch, games, crafts, and Halloween fun!
Want to bring a trunk? We'd love to have you! Decorate your car, bring some candy, and help us fill the parking lot. Let us know you're coming! Advance signups help us plan, but last-minute trunks are always wanted and welcome!
A little extra Halloween kindness! This year we're also collecting nonperishable food donations for neighbors in need. If your family is able, bring a few items to contribute. No donation is necessary to join the fun!
Parking reminder: If you're attending but not hosting a trunk, please park farther away from the building. The Trunk or Treat section of the parking lot will close to vehicle traffic at 12:10 p.m.
Costumes encouraged, all ages welcome!
Pick a Sunday, Lend a Hand!
Pick a Sunday, Lend a Hand!
Our Sunday RE programs are a community effort, and we'd love to have you join us! You pick the Sunday that works for you, and we'll find a place for you to help!
No lesson planning or special experience needed. Just show up ready to lend a hand, connect with our kids and youth, and help make Sunday mornings happen.
Whether you can help once or several times throughout the year, we'd love to have you!
Small Group Ministry for Parents
Small Group Ministry for Parents
Our Parents Small Group Ministry is continuing this year, with room to welcome some new faces! This group offers parents a chance to connect more deeply with one another and explore our monthly Small Group Ministry themes through the particular lens of parenthood and family life.
Whether you've been part of the group in past years or would like to join for the first time, everyone needs to register for Small Group Ministry each year. Register and indicate your interest in the parents group on the form!
A Quick Pickup Reminder!
A Quick Pickup Reminder!
Parents and caregivers of children in 3rd grade and younger, please remember to pick up your child right after worship so our teachers can wrap up their Sunday, too!
Not sure where to find them? Check the board outside Little Chapel each Sunday—it will always let you know where your child's group is meeting.
Faith Formation Beyond Sunday Morning
Faith Formation Beyond Sunday Morning
Full Week Faith
Full Week Faith
Full Week Faith brings our monthly Woven Faith theme home. Each week offers a menu of simple ways for families to Notice, Practice, Wonder, Connect, and Carry It With You. Choose what works for your family—there's no expectation to do everything!
Worship Every Way
Worship Every Way
Weekly guide to what's happening in every age group! Different age groups are separated by tabs at the bottom, so please make sure to look there for your age group.
UU of the Week
UU of the Week
Each week we chronicle the lives of Unitarian, Universalists, and Unitarian Universalists throughout history!
RE-Imagining Chapel
RE-Imagining Chapel
Miss RE in Little Chapel? Watch RE-Imagining Chapel! Parent pro-tip- Put it on when you just need 15 minutes of peace!
Community
Community
Community Care and Support
Community Care and Support
If you are in need of assistance or support during this time, please reach out in confidence to our Senior Minister, Rev. J Sylvan, at minister@slcuu.org, or to our Director of Religious Education, Amanda Esko, at dre@slcuu.org.
Community Dinners
Community Dinners
Join us for our monthly Community Dinner Nights! We’ll share a potluck meal, then break into multi-age activities: activities and games for kids, skill workshops for teens, and multiple programming groups for adults. Come for the food, stay for the connection!
Woven Faith
Woven Faith
October: Living the Questions
October: Living the Questions
Unitarian Universalism doesn’t ask us to arrive at one set of answers. Instead, our faith invites us to stay curious—to ask questions about meaning, purpose, justice, God, humanity, and how we want to live.
Living the questions means becoming comfortable with some uncertainty. It means recognizing that our beliefs may grow and change as we encounter new experiences, new ideas, and one another. This month, Woven Faith invites us to see questioning not as a lack of faith, but as a spiritual practice: one that asks us to remain open, thoughtful, and willing to be changed.
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