All our announcements and events are listed below, with the most recently-published first. You can use the list of categories in the sidebar to view items from selected topics.
Notes From Your Dance Partner – October 13, 2022
I will never forget the first time I marched in a Pride Parade. My kids were younger (maybe 8 and 10) and my mom marched with us. My younger son and my mom held the banner and I was so proud. What was so amazing to me was how many members of the congregation showed
Thursday Night Open Drop-in Small Group
This small group is an excellent way to make connections within the UUCP community for both people new to UUCP and for those who have been involved in UUCP for years. Our format is very informal as we connect with each other and/or discuss each month’s theme. Come join us! Our group meets on Zoom
Help with Voting! CEBV Ballot Guide
Ballots are long and can be confusing. We count on Civic Engagement Beyond Voting for an inside look at propositions, candidates and judges. Take a look at their Ballot Guide for 2022. We have no meeting on October 12.
October 10 Navigators
Our next Navigators meeting will be on October 10 at 6:30pm. We hope you will join us on Zoom: Zoom ID: 849 3528 7782 | Passcode: 707448 This month’s Navigators will focus on Milkweeds and Monarchs. We will be learning about the symbiotic relationship between these beautiful migrating butterflies and their host plants. We will
Earth Justice Meeting Sunday, October 16
We will meet on Sunday, October 16, at 1:30pm via Zoom: ID: 929 0550 6684 | Passcode: Earth Newcomers are always welcome. This meeting is on the third Sunday instead of the second Sunday like it usually is. For more information, contact earthjustice@phoenixuu.org. Please contact Laurel Hardin, chair, at earthjustice@phoenixuu.org to join the group and
Milkweed for Monarchs Sign up by October 29
So we will know how many gallon-sized milkweed plants to get from the Desert Botanical Garden, we need you to sign up at the back of the Sanctuary by October 29. You can also request one or more by email to earthjustice@phoenixuu.org. They will cost $10 each and be available for payment and pickup on
Book Discussion Group Meeting October 9, 2022
The UUCP Book Discussion Group will meet on Zoom at 11:45am on Sunday, October 9, 2022 to discuss “A Modest Proposal,” a satire by Jonathon Swift. Please join us. The group has selected the next book for discussion, Profiles in Ignorance: How America’s Politicians Got Dumb and Dumber by Andy Borowitz. Discussion of that book
UUCP Could Use YOUR Help!
Want to get more involved at UUCP, beyond just attending services? Most of our programs rely on member involvement, and many of them could use some help. Please take a couple minutes to complete our Getting Involved at UUCP, Fall 2022 form and let us know where you’d be interested in becoming involved. Thank you!
Importance of County Attorney Race / Stop Dark Money Initiative
The Maricopa County Attorney’s race is one of the most important on your ballot! On Wednesday, October 12 at 6:00pm, join the ACLU of Arizona in Central Phoenix to learn why it matters. See details of the Drinks, Jams, Justice event. We are dismayed that, despite the efforts of many, the school voucher referendum will
Phoenix Pride Parade
The Phoenix Pride parade is Sunday, October 16, at 10:00am. Please plan to be in the staging area by 9:45am. Our float number is 181. The approximate location to meet is on Oak St between Virginia and Sheridan. If you would like to carpool meet at UUCP parking lot at 8:45am to carpool to the
In-Person Letter Writing Party on October 23 & Other Ways to Make Good Trouble
Due to popular demand, we are holding another in-person letter writing party on October 23 at UUCP with Vote Forward and others: Join other UUCP Friends and Members in a Letter Writing Party after Service! The Good Trouble Team will supply letters and postcards, but please RSVP to goodtrouble@phoenixuu.org before October 20, so we know
Kids, Community, and Coffee (Hour)!
October is all about Kids in Community! What does it mean to be a kid at UUCP? How do we talk to grown ups? How do they talk to us? How do we include each other in our shared space? What can we do to grow our community heart? We will start with our familiar
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