Join us for our traditional Dia de los Muertos service, led by our own Abuela Sylvia. We will have the ritual of naming our ancestors and learn why this sacred day is so important in our sense of family, identity and collective community.

This is a special Sunday where all the organizations in the Congregation will be set up so we can see just how vibrant and active this congregation is. We will talk about Shared Ministry, what it is, and why we are all still striving to realize it.

This Sunday, you have two choices! Join Rev. Christine and the Pride team to march in the Phoenix Pride Parade. We're hoping to get as many people as possible. Then you can watch the service later in the day. OR, join us for traditional worship for the second in the Hope and Liberation series, where we'll be talking about Latin American Liberation Theology and how it helps inform our thoughts about making the world more peaceful and just.

What do UUs make of "salvation?" What might we make of the idea? If we are seeking salvation, we have questions to explore such as: salvation for whom? By whom? From what?

Rev. Christine's Worship Series for this year is about the hope of liberation in our world and what different world religions can teach us about it. We'll be starting with explaining Liberation Theology and how Humanism gives us hope for making the world more peaceful and just.

In the run-up to the elections, we are going to hear from four amazing women (Ceyshe Napa, Anna Hernandez, Analise Ortiz and Brianna Westbrook) about why they took the courageous step to enter into Arizona politics and ran for public office. In these challenging times, they will share their personal stories for how they have hope for the future.