Thurs., July 25, Congregational Book Group Meeting, 7:30 – 9:30 PM. Read the highly touted book, “The Gene: An Intimate History” by Siddhartha Mukherjee, and join in a lively discussion of Parts 1-3. We’ll read and discuss the rest of the book on Aug. 22. A Nobel Prize winner called this book “a magnificent synthesis of the science of life.”
Contact Emily.Stoper@gmail.com for information about location and accessibility.

 

<strong>Sat., July 27th , Religious Traditions Study Group, 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM, Offsite Location, Email for Info. </strong>The third source of UUism acknowledges the wisdom of many religious traditions around the world. All are welcome to join this study group to investigate those sources of wisdom. Each month a pair will work together to research and prepare a discussion topic for the group. Dave King and Anthony McHugh will lead the first meeting with a study of how Unitarians historically challenged the established Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity and the divinity of Christ. Future meeting topics may dive into one specific theological tradition or survey similar approaches from many traditions towards one of the seven UU principles. For details on location and accessibility, please contact <a href="mailto:anthonybenjaminmchugh@gmail.com">anthonybenjaminmchugh@gmail.com</a>.

Thurs., Aug. 22, Congregational Book Group Meeting, 7:30 – 9:30 PM.  Read the highly touted book, “The Gene: An Intimate History” by Siddhartha Mukherjee, and join in a lively discussion of Parts 4-6 and the Epilogue. (We will have read the first 3 parts in July.) A Nobel Prize winner called this book “a magnificent synthesis of the science of life.”
Contact Emily.Stoper@gmail.com for information about location and accessibility.

<strong>Meeting of the Board of Trustees for July (Date TBA) will be hold on a Sunday, 12 PM - 2:30PM, Second Floor. </strong>As part of the Board's commitment to accessibility and transparency, we will be holding our July meeting on a Sunday after church. All are welcome. This is an exciting time as we continue our transition to policy governance and prepare for Rev. Theresa Soto to start their employment August 1st. Come watch us do some of the work of the church and let us know what you think!

Report from the Board Committee on Ministerial Transition: Rev. Theresa Soto has found an apartment and we have several volunteers to help them move in when they arrive. Venee has been doing diligent work in the office to ensure the onboarding process is smooth and members of the Board are preparing materials to ensure Rev. Soto has what they need to begin their work when they arrive. Stay tuned for future announcements on what to expect!