Together we nurture the spiritual growth and development of our children and youth. Classes are offered for all children and youth from nursery through high school. Fun and camaraderie are integral parts of the program!
Our congregation relies on the generous participation of members and friends in our annual Stewardship campaign and on a number of different fundraisers to gather the financial support necessary for our active community.
The First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor is seeking a Building Attendant to supervise building and office activities each Saturday and Sunday from 8:00am to 2:00pm. Key duties include opening and closing the building in accordance with the building schedule, monitoring facility activity and assisting building guests, readying the Sanctuary and Social Hall for Sunday programming, setting up for various activities, and assisting with light clerical duties. For a detailed job description, click here. Qualified candidates should email
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to submit a cover letter and resume.
Round Robin Dinner
Friday, Feb. 10
Join others in small, adult dinner groups for an evening of getting acquainted or reacquainted. The next Round Robin dinner will be on Friday, February 10. Let us know by Wednesday, February 1, your interest in participating. Contact
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for more information.
Alpha House Host Week Coming Soon
Monday, Feb. 13 - Thursday, Feb. 19
Alpha House host week is February 13 through 19. We have a special challenge this time in that our congregation will take care of all six days Monday through Saturday and half day Sunday. Usually another congregation takes care of Tuesday and Thursday but this time they can only do Sunday evening. At this point, we still need near 70 volunteers. Email
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or stop by the Alpha House table in the Social Hall. You may sign up online at http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0C4FA8AB2FA57-february1.
Join us for this year’s Goods & Services Auction, It's PUUre Michigan!
Saturday, March 24, 4:00 - 7:00pm
To learn more about how to attend, donate, and/or volunteer, click here.
The Challenging Racism Group will host two discussions of the book Class Matters, 2005, by Correspondents of the New York Times, now available in the Quuest Book Store.
The authors closely examine a dozen life stories, describe the invisible system for identifying who has status, discuss the inherent presence or lack of opportunities in each group, and note the consequences for one's life. Although no one was occupying Wall Street, the human privileges and costs are as true today as in 2005. Michigan Radio is currently running a series exploring class. It is broadcast about 8:30am and can be accessed at www.michiganradio.org and then clicking on the tab "Culture of Class."
One book discussion will occur Sunday, January 29 from 1:00pm - 2:30pm in the Jackson Chapel. The other discussion will be Tuesday, January 31 from 7:00pm-8:30pm in the Young Room. Please contact
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or
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to let us know you are coming.. A sign up sheet will be available at the QUUest Book Store and the Involvement Table during Social Hours.
Annual Men's Dinner
Friday, Feb. 3, 6:00 - 9:00pm
All men and young men 9th grade and above are invited to the annual Men's Dinner on Friday, February 3, from 6:00 to 9:00pm in the Social Hall. This year’s dinner will be catered by Moveable Feast. Our guest speaker is Educator and Author Jeff Kass who will talk about male youth education and present performance poetry with Ann Arbor youth. A $20 donation with a portion benefiting The Neutral Zone is appreciated. Free for all youth. Please sign-up in the Social Hall. Contact
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with any questions.
Join us for the next Game Day @ UUAA on February 4 from 11:30am to 4:00pm in the upper level of the Spiritual Growth and Development Wing. A potluck luncheon kicks off the event, so bring a dish and beverage to pass. For more information, email
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or stop by our table in the Social Hall on January 22. Please use the term “Game Day @ UUAA” in the subject line of your email. We hope you will join us for this family-friendly, multigenerational event.
Inclement Weather Policy
It is our intention that Sunday services always be held as scheduled. Unless specific information to the contrary is posted on the congregation’s website, please assume that you will be warmly welcomed each Sunday morning. We urge you to exercise caution and to put safety first in determining whether to travel to UUAA.
For other days of the week, when current or anticipated weather conditions will make travel to and from our facilities unsafe, the building may be closed and all scheduled activities cancelled or postponed. When the building is closed due to inclement weather, the church office will make an attempt to notify the recognized leaders of all impacted groups.
