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Come and Sing with Us!
If you have ever been curious to try singing with choir, come join the choir for a short, informal 15-minute rehearsal in the sanctuary following the service on Sunday. Feel free to grab some coffee, then come sing!
Tuesday, February 25 | Drop-In Discussion: Open Topic
On the day in history when Pope Pius V excommunicated Queen Elizabeth I, Enrico Caruso and George Harrison were born, and the Cold War officially ended, let’s have another Open Topic discussion about where we are and where we might be going. All are welcome to participate. Drop-in Discussions meet via Zoom on Tuesday nights from 6:30-7:30pm. Look on the First Universalist homepage for details and a link, or click the Zoom meeting link in this blurb title!
Thursday, February 27 | Eastman at Washington Square: Piano Extravaganza with Alexander Kobrin
Eastman at Washington Square Concerts are in our sanctuary on Thursdays from 12:15 to 12:45pm. February 27 is “Piano Extravaganza with Alexander Kobrin”: Professor Alexander Kobrin will join his students performing fabulous works for solo piano. Admission is free!
Sunday, March 2 | In-Person Drop-In Discussion: Do We Need Billionaires?
In the USA, the number, wealth and influence of billionaires increases while average citizens find themselves beset by higher prices and increasing insecurity. Are billionaires the problem? Should there be a ceiling on wealth? Phil Ebersole will present info and lead a discussion. We will meet at 9:15am in the Chalice Room.
UU Common Read Book Discussion- Opening our minds and hearts to Trans and Non-binary people in a time when it is most needed.
This year's UU Common Read is Authentic Selves: Celebrating Trans and Nonbinary People and Their Families. Retired minister and member of the church, Rev. Peggy Meeker, will facilitate a discussion of this important book where we come to know the "real lives--revelations, challenges, joys, and networks of support" of trans and nonbinary peoples along with their families. We will break up the book into sections to discuss 1/3 of the book at a time.
This will start March 13th and run for 3-4 sessions on Thursdays evenings from 7-8:30pm, ALL on Zoom. If you are interested or have questions please email Rev. Michelle at edu@uuroc.org. You can purchase the book through uuabookstore.org, or we can order 10 copies together for a discount if we hear from you by March 5th.
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