Washtenaw Poor People's Campaign * Nov 17th, 1pm

Michigan Poor People's Campaign - Work in Washtenaw County and Beyond is the subject of a forum presented by Rev. Joe Summers, Eric Krawczak and John Hollingworth, from the Michigan Poor People's Campaign. They will spotlight the effects of poverty and present some of the national and local work of the PPC.Join us in the Fahs Chapel following 2nd service.

Co-sponsored by the Unity Group and Challenging Racism Group

Ann Arbor-Saline Road Closure * Oct 7th - 25th

The Washtenaw County Road Commission is repairing concrete on Ann Arbor-Saline Road between Oak Valley Drive and Lohr Road closing the road to all traffic beginning Oct. 7. It is expected to take at least two weeks to complete the project, depending on weather. You can view the detour map here. Or read the full article here.

Roots and Wings Pledge Campaign 2019

The late Casey Kasem used to say "Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars."  Echoing the idea of keeping grounded while pursuing our dream, our pledge campaign theme this year is "roots and wings." Our hope is to build on our over 150-plus-year foundation while growing to new heights.

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Visioning Session Signups * Oct & Nov dates

The Vision 20/ 50 Project wants to have a conversation with you (yes, ALL of you). As the UUAA congregation enters a new era we need to have some earnest dialog about what our future should look like and how we can focus our energy, time and resources to have a greater impact on ourselves, our community and our world. Follow this link to learn more about the Vision 20/50 project and how to get involved.

Use this link to sign up for a small group Visioning Session. You can also sign up at the Vision 20/50 table in the social hall following services.

Spiritual Storytelling Seminars * Nov - May

Registration is now open for a series of 7 monthly storytelling seminars featuring the UUAA Worship Team and Satori Shakoor, from The Moth, Ann Arbor. Have you ever wanted to explore what personal experiences you might share with others, bringing alive the unique ethical, moral, and/or spiritual wisdom that you personally embody?

This series starts in November 2019, and culminates in a UUAA “story slam” hosted by Satori Shakoor in May, 2020. Participants should be able to commit to attending all seminar dates and be willing to publicly share one specific, meaningful story from their life. Follow this link for dates, details and online registration. There is no cost. Download a flyer about the seminars.

Multicultural Outreach * Oct 27th, 1-2:30pm

All UUAA congregants are warmly invited to gather in the Fahs Chapel for the Unity Group's next forum in the "Curiosity, Conversation, Covenant" series, featuring our own Quiana Perkins, UUAA's Social Justice & Pastoral Care Coordinator.

Quiana will update everyone on the Multicultural Outreach projects in progress at UUAA--  BLUU (Black Lives of UU), DRUUMM (Diverse & Revolutionary UU Multicultural Ministries) and POC (People of Color) gatherings.

Co-sponsored by the Unity Group and Challenging Racism Group