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Sundays at UUSIC
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2013
Sunday Service This
Month
Visitors are welcome! |
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April 28 |
What is
Your Ministry
Members of CCLAM
Ministry is the
vocation of every person in our
congregation as we think, work, and
share in the common responsibility of
our mission: “We are a diverse spiritual
community that touches hearts, changes
lives, and transforms the world.” Find
out how you too are a minister as you
contribute and participate in the life
and work of UUSIC, truly a Shared
Ministry.
9:30 & 11:15 AM Services in the Sanctuary
10:30 AM New Member Reception
in Channing Hall
9 AM to 12:30 PM - Child care
available for infants and toddlers
9:45 AM to 10:45 AM - Childcare and multi-age
children’s programming
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM - Religious education
programming |
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May 5
One service at 9:30 AM
Congregational meeting at
11:15 AM |
Tending the Garden
Rev. Steven Protzman
As
we’ve worked together to live out our mission and
vision, tending our spiritual garden, we’ve achieved
a lot in our second year together! In my second
annual “spiritual state of the union” address we
will reflect on our life and work as a religious
community and explore how we will continue to walk
together on our journey of shared ministry.
9:30 AM Services in the Sanctuary
10:30 AM Silent Auction and Cake Walk in Channing
Hall
11:15 AM All Congregational Meeting in the Sanctuary
9 AM to 12:30 PM - Child care
available for infants and toddlers
9:45 AM to 10:45 AM - Childcare and multi-age
children’s programming
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM - Religious education
programming |
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May 12 |
So Much Beauty
Rev. Steven Protzman
Rebecca Parker asks: “What shall we do with
all this beauty?” As a community of all
ages, we will gather for our annual
celebration of flower communion. This
tradition, created by Norbert Capek in
Czechoslovakia in 1923, invites us to see
the beauty all around us, in each other and
in the world. Please bring flowers to share
for this festive service.
9:30 & 11:15 AM Services in the Sanctuary
10:30 AM Refreshments and conversation in Channing
Hall
9 AM to 12:30 PM - Child care
available for infants and toddlers
9:45 AM to 10:45 AM - Childcare and multi-age
children’s programming
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM - Religious education
programming |
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May 19 |
The Interconnectedness of All Living Beings
Senior
High Youth
How
do the decisions and actions that we chose in our
daily lives effect the world around us? Join the Sr.
High Youth as
they present readings, short sermons, skits and
music demonstrating different perspectives on this
theme.
9:30 & 11:15 AM Services in the Sanctuary
10:30 AM Refreshments and conversation in Channing
Hall
9 AM to 12:30 PM - Child care
available for infants and toddlers
9:45 AM to 10:45 AM - Childcare and multi-age
children’s programming
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM - Religious education
programming |
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May 26
One service,
at
10 AM at the Shakespeare Theater, in City Park,
followed
by a potluck
picnic |
Memorializing Our Troops
Worship Associates
John Jadryev of Veterans for Peace has agreed to
speak at our Memorial Day Service. He will address
honoring our service
people as well as non-combatants killed or injured
in our wars. He will also speak about the use of
drones.
10
AM - Sunday service at the Shakespeare Theater in Lower City
Park
11 AM - Potluck in the adjacent park shelter
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SUNDAY SERVICES
Services
September through May
Summer services, June through
August
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Sunday morning
is a high point of the week for many of
us as we -- family and friends -- come together with
our minister, our choir, and some two dozen
dedicated teachers from our Religious Education
program.
Children older than four participate in the first
portion of the Sunday service, during which they
hear a story (which often leads to future discussion
around the family table) and listen to the special
music for that Sunday service before leaving for
their
religious education classes.
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Sunday Services - September
through May
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11:15
AM (with a few exceptions, which are
noted on our
home page
and online
calendar,
as well as in our
newsletter, the
UU News).
Children are welcome!
We provide free child care for infants
and children through age 2, preschool
for children age 3 through 5, and
religious education
classes that your older children may
attend if they wish. Your children are
also welcome to stay with you during the
service.
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Lifespan Religious Education
(RE)
for infants,
children, and young adults |
| 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM |
Child care provided for infants and toddlers through
age four |
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9:45 AM to 10:45 AM |
Childcare and multi-age children’s programming |
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11:30 AM to 12:30 PM |
Religious education programming |
We also invite you to join us for coffee
and conversation from 10:30 AM to 11:00
AM in Channing Hall on Sunday . |
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Sunday Services - June through
August
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During the summer, we have
one service at 10 AM each Sunday. Our summer services are lay-led, less formal,
and are held in Channing Hall,
in the lower (and cooler!) level
of our building. -
Multi-age
religious education
classes are available for
children age K-6th grade on
summer Sundays, and we provide
free child care for infants and
children through age 2.
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We also invite you to join us for
lemonade at 11 AM in Channing Hall on Sunday.
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Archive of online sermons |
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Unitarian
Universalist
Society
of Iowa City