9:30 a.m. – Forum: Indivisible, led by Kathleen Chambers
In December, former congressional staffers hastily assembled a guide for people seeking to engage in advocacy and resist the reactionary agendas. Since then, over a million copies of the guide, Indivisible, has been downloaded. Local groups are springing up and putting the recommendations into practice — helping to build a burgeoning resistance movement for justice and equality. If you feel compelled to become active but are unsure where to begin, join us to learn together.
10:30 a.m. – Coffee Fellowship
Join us for a cup of coffee, a snack, and conversations!
11:00 a.m. – Service: Partisan vs. Politics: The Quandary for Churches, led by Jim Becker
In a little church in the South where the pastor had the nerve to talk politics in the context of social justice, a few grumblers were heard to say, “I don’t think politics should be what our church should be talking about.” Really? Is there no definition of politics or partisanship that a church should not touch? Let’s explore thoughts around these two words and the actions that come with each. Separate or entwined?
11:30 a.m. – Religious Exploration:
- Chalice Children: Wonderful Welcome – Through stories, song, guided play, and arts and crafts, the Chalice Children explore and share the intangible gifts of welcoming central to Unitarian Universalism.
- U.U. Kids: Amazing Grace: Exploring Right and Wrong – Through stories, discussion, and activities, the U.U. Kids develop their own moral compass to guide them on the path toward becoming empathetic and responsible teenagers and adults.
Childcare is available from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m. – Lunch Bunch
Join us at a local restaurant for food and fellowship!
