What does it mean to be a Unitarian Universalist? Guided by the Tapestry of Faith Curriculum, we will offer a three-part series that explores important themes in UU congregational life – our worship and theology, history, covenant and polity, faith development, social justice, and membership. This program is particularly focused on introducing newcomers to Unitarian … Continue reading “New UU” Class – Starting Oct. 13th
It’s time to update our church picture directory. Schedule your LifeTouch appointment now. Every participating family receives a free professional portrait. Plus, just in time for holiday cards and gifts, if you purchase photographs, LifeTouch will include a 30% off coupon to Shutterfly. Our scheduled dates are October 22 and 23, with additional dates … Continue reading Picture Directory
For the final session of this class, we will look at the Book of Revelation. It might be helpful to bring a copy to the session if you can.
During August and September, we are sharing the Sunday offering with Knight’s Village. If you have a favorite nonprofit you’d like for UUCH to support, nominate it for future sharing by contacting the Social Justice Committee.
The Church Office will be closed August 17 – August 24. If you need assistance during that time, please email or call (256) 534-0508. All inquiries will be answered within 24 hours.
August through September, we will share the Sunday offering with the Huntsville nonprofit Knight’s Village. Sponsored by the Social Justice Committee
With 29 total ballots cast, the rankings for our Name That Newsletter Contest are: 4th place, with 3 votes – The Broadmor Bulletin 3rd place, with 4 votes – The NUUsletter 2nd place, with 6 votes – The Chalice Flame 1st place, with 10 votes – We wait until the new mission statement is complete! … Continue reading Name that Newsletter!
The first two sessions in our Studying the Bible series examined creation myths and Parables. The series will continue in August. This series offers a UU Adult Religious Education context where we will discuss sections of the Bible, with an eye on both its ancient and modern functions. While the Bible can be read … Continue reading Adult RE: Studying the Bible
This Sunday (8/11) after church we need your help replacing chair seats and backs. Pizza will be provided for lunch. Children are welcome as helpers, though child care not provided. We expect to be done by 3 p.m. but will be done sooner with more help. We will be unscrewing orange and blue seats/backs and … Continue reading Chairs, Chairs, Chairs!
The start of the school year marks the end of summer and the return to our routines and schedules. It’s also a signal for the beginning of a new church year. Each year, UU congregations around the country celebrate the end of the summer season and the return to “regular” church life by hosting an … Continue reading In-gathering/Water Communion
