Friday Fun Night * Oct 26th 6-9p

Wear your costume to the Halloween Friday Fun Night on October 26th, 6-9pm in the Social Hall.
Pizza and salad bar and more. (Vegetarian options always available)
Pumpkin carving (BYOP), ghost making, haunted house, costume parade.

Children's movie: Hotel Transylvania 2
Adult movie & discussion: Get Out (see news item below)

All ages welcome. Suggested donation $5/ person.

Movie Discussion * Oct 26th 7pm

Join Rev. Manish for a Film Screening & Discussion of the movie Get Out on Friday, October 26, at 7pm following the Friday Fun Night dinner. Get Out is a rated R film, so please plan attendance accordingly. On this Halloween-themed Friday Fun Night, Rev. Manish will share his love of the fictional ‘horror/thriller' genre and also his passion for social justice. This critically-acclaimed film deeply integrates both elements. If you haven’t seen this film, you won’t want to miss it! If you’ve already seen it, come join us as we spiritually explore in community its powerful and timely themes.

Halloween Sunday! * Sunday, October 28

Adults and kids alike are invited to join us in "young kid-friendly" Halloween costumes for our morning worship and Spiritual Growth and Development programs! For our purposes, "young kid-friendly" means nothing that might frighten a 2, 3, or 4 year old, please!  No gory or overly scary costumes, and no accessories that mimic or can be used as weapons, please.

Help UUAA Achieve 100% Renewable Energy

The Climate Action and Green Building committees invite you to become a part of the landscape of renewable energy at UUAA by making a donation to add to the number of solar panels on the church roof (and having a tile with your inscription added to the Energy Plaza).

You can pick up a Sustainable UUAA brochure from the literature rack in the entryway or follow this link for more information and a downloadable donation form.

Sponsor a Family

The Social Justice Council is pleased to introduce Sponsor A Family, a new "Faith in Action" group at UUAA. We will join in a collaboration with Community Action Network (CAN), a nonprofit organization that partners with families from under-resourced Washtenaw County neighborhoods to create better futures for the families and to improve the communities in which they live. UUAA will be joining an existing program that CAN has created to provide gifts for children attending local schools. Watch your bulletin and newsletter to learn about ways to participate in this program.

VOTE * Nov 6th

Mid-term elections are Tuesday, November 6th. Vote your values and remind others to get to the polls-- give someone a ride if they need transportation. Or tell them to check out free rides to the polls from Uber and Lyft! Need to know where to vote or need information about the candidates and issues on the ballot? Use the links below to see non-partisan information provided by the League of Women Voters and by the State of Michigan:

League of Women Voters Election Information.

Michigan Secretary of State Voter Information page.