News & Events

“Starting Point” Small Group Series Begins Feb. 1

•

Newcomers as well as established members are invited to participate in a 4-session online small group activity introducing our church and Unitarian Universalism.  The series, called “Starting Point”, introduces the philosophy and history of Unitarian Universalism in relation to our individual spiritual journeys. It uses the method of “deep listening” where each member of the … Continue reading “Starting Point” Small Group Series Begins Feb. 1

Reproductive Justice Discussion, Jan. 28 

•

As part of our commitment to fostering understanding and engagement in important social justice issues, we invite you to join an online discussion on Reproductive Justice and Maternal Mortality. Date: Jan. 28 Time: 6:30 PM In our ongoing exploration of Reproductive Justice, we will specifically address the pressing matter of maternal mortality. It’s an opportunity … Continue reading Reproductive Justice Discussion, Jan. 28 

Women’s Book Discussion Group, Jan. 16

•

The Women’s Book Discussion Group will meet via Zoom Jan. 16 to discuss The Confidence Men: How Two Prisoners of war Engineered the Most Remarkable Escape in History by Margalit Fox. Members of the group will receive a Zoom invitation before the meeting. Coming up 2/20/24: The Librarian of Burned Books: A Novel / Brianna Labuske 3/19/24: The Great Stewardess Rebellion: How Women Launched … Continue reading Women’s Book Discussion Group, Jan. 16

Poetry Group, Jan. 10

•

Are you a poetry lover or are you interested in becoming a poetry lover? This group is open to anyone with an interest in reading and understanding poetry. In January, we’ll be discussing the poems of JRR Tolkien. Known first and foremost for writing The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, he also wrote poetry and songs. We will look at some that accompany his fantasy stories … Continue reading Poetry Group, Jan. 10

Food and Clothing Collection for Food Justice DMV

•

AUUC is conducting a collection of food and clothing for Food Justice DMV.  Food Justice DMV is a nonprofit organization that has assisted more than 7,000 Latino women and children. It’s headquartered in the All Souls Church in DC. Our collection bags are shown below and located in the west stairwell.

Advocacy Days in Richmond:  Talk with Your State Legislators 

•

The 2024 General Assembly session begins on Jan. 10 and several of our advocacy partners are providing opportunities to talk with your state legislators about issues that are important to you:   Gun Violence Prevention (GVP) — Jan. 15 The Virginia Center for Public Safety and other GVP organizations will honor the memory and teachings of … Continue reading Advocacy Days in Richmond:  Talk with Your State Legislators