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In care for our community's health our building is completely closed. Our online community is alive with activities and ready to welcome you!

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UU the Vote Town Hall * Weds, July 8th, 7pm

Join the Social Justice Council and UUCivs for a Congregation-wide Town Hall, July 8th, from 7:00 to 8:30 pm EDT.  They will present their collective goal of working to engage the entire congregation in Get Out The Vote efforts - and to tie it closely to our broader Social Justice efforts and to Vision 20/50. Please see program here.

You can RSVP using this link

*New* Outdoor Use Policy * July/ Aug, 2020

The UUAA staff is happy to announce that UUAA is officially open for business again in a very limited way-- outdoors in designated areas of UUAA property Saturdays and Sundays only from 8 am -10 pm.

Recognized congregational groups and UUAA members may request to reserve outdoor space by first reading the full outdoor space use policy and then filling out the Outdoor Space Request Form. We want to keep everyone in our community safe, so please make sure that everyone in your group wears a mask and adheres to the policies carefully created by our Covid19 advisory team.

Enjoy the outdoor space, and please note that the building and the playground remain closed, so take into account that bathrooms are not available and there is no shelter for inclement weather. Read the full list of requirements in the policy document.

Black Congregants @UU and POC Meet-up * July 9th & 23rd, 6:00pm

Thursdays, June 11 & 25 and July 9 & 23 at 6:00pm
We are creating community space to be heard, heal, and help each other. This inclusive BIPOC event will include a chalice lighting, reading, and space to dialogue.
Families are encouraged to attend!

You must request the zoom link by emailing Quiana Perkins
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Michigan-Wide Sunday Service * July 12th, 10:30am EDT

UUAA will not hold our usual virtual Sunday Service on Sunday, July 12th. Instead, please join with UUs all over the state for a Michigan-Wide Sunday Service at 10:30 am EDT (NOTE the time is earlier than our usual service time). Follow this link for more information...

UUAA Draft Mission Statement * Fall, 2020

At our congregation's 2020 Annual Meeting in May, the Board of Trustees introduced a draft set of statements for UUAA's mission, vision and purpose. The statements were created by members of the Board, Vision Leadership Team, UUAA staff, and our Vision 20/50 consultants. They were endorsed by the Board in May. Please watch for information on how all congregants can provide feedback on the statements. Members will vote on adoption at a later congregational meeting. Please take time to read and think about these draft statements of UUAA Mission, Vision and Purpose.

Letter to the Congregation * June 12, 2020

A Letter to the UUAA Congregation from President Erik Stalhandske, Senior Minister Rev. Manish Mishra-Marzetti and Social Justice/ Pastoral Care Coordinator Quiana Perkins

Dear Members and Friends of our Beloved Community:

It is with profound heartache that we recognize that our nation, and our broader world, is at an inflection point related to the pernicious harm of individual and systemic racism. Even as we recognize our unwavering Unitarian Universalist commitment to the intrinsic worth and dignity of each and every human being, we live in a culture in which life and death outcomes are unambiguously defined by race and class... Please read the full letter here.

June Immigrant Heritage Month IAC Butterfly Project

In June, Immigrant Heritage Month, the Immigration Action Coalition celebrates our heritage as an immigrant nation by featuring, and reviving, the Butterfly Project in which we participated at the beginning of 2020.

Some UUAA congregants have taken part in a local immigration awareness Butterfly Project. Tiles made for the Butterfly Project are placed in various locations in the Ann Arbor area.[This is something you can do outdoors during this period of isolation for Coronavirus prevention.]

Follow this link to learn more and see a downloadable map of the tile locations.