March 15 this year marks three full years since the first UUCP live streamed COVID-era service. Comfort and community has been delivered to wherever you were from staff and members in their own local and remote locations. Over time and space, UUCP has proven an enduring progressive legacy in Phoenix and beyond. Thank you for
Tuesday, March 21 From March 18 – May 27, there will be an art exhibition in the UUCP Sanctuary by a few members of the Tempe Artists Guild, an instructor, and two members of our congregation. Part of the artists’ proceeds will be donated to “Keys to Success”, an organization that helps support foster children who are aging
Saturday, March 25 - 1:00pm MST Our next Navigators event for March will be a hike at the Hassayampa River Preserve. We will meet at the visitor center at 1pm. Our group will walk along the Palm Lake Loop trail. This will be an easier hike along a path that would be rated “easy”. Part of our hike will focus on
Thursday, March 16 - 6:00pm MST New to UUCP? Want to be connected? You are invited to join us at 6:00pm on the third Thursday of every month. The Connect & Engage Small Group has deep, meaningful conversations centered around a monthly theme. Share your thoughts, ideas, and experiences with other like-minded individuals in a quiet environment where getting to know
Sunday, March 26 - 12:30pm MST We’re having a family picnic at Railroad Park on March 26! For the first time since the pandemic, the UU Foundation is sponsoring a family picnic at McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park, 7301 E Indian Bend Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85250, Aste Ramada, 12:30 to 4:30. (Grilled items available approximately between 1:00-2:30). It’s been three years—time to get
Sunday, March 19 - 11:45am MST The next UUCP Book Discussion Group Zoom meeting will be at 11:45am on Sunday, 3/19/23. The group will discuss Chapter 9, Chapter 10, and the Epilogue in The Quiet Before: On the Unexpected Origins of Radical Ideas by Gal Beckerman. This part of the book discusses the way that movements such as #BlackLivesMatter can succeed
