Take a stroll through the Memorial Garden. Look for new color!
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We’re changing the way we do a few things to better align our lunch practice with our UU principles! Please read for important details. Contact Annie Terrell if you have any questions or to volunteer! In addition, you can now prepay for your lunch on Breeze! You can even setup recurring payments. Click to read more…
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The current FLUSH total is $1,745.00! We have $755 to meet our first goal of $2,500 to replace all the toilets in the main and RE building. We are over 1/2 way there!
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The final copies of the directory will be printed next week. Please check your information in Breeze to make sure it is correct. If you don’t have an individual or family photo you can add it in Breeze, or email it to Kristin. Click More to order a hard copy or PDF directory.
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Hey, read about GNUUC's playground depaving project in Yes! magazine, here:
Thanks to all who made this possible!
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Please send cards and correspondence to Judy at her home address while she recovers from her recent accident.
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Effective this Sunday, March 17, Mindfulness Meditation will replace Soul Matters as the third Sunday morning Adult RE offering. Please follow this link (https://www.nashvilleuu.org/events/2018/9/16/are-soul-matters-covenant-group-tjg5c-8k3m5) for more information.
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Visit the Memorial Garden to see the beautiful new blooms of spring.
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Bella heads to Vandy Children's for today through Saturday for another round of chemo.
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The 2019 Greater Nashville UU Auction raised $13,034! That is the most we have ever raised during an auction. A BIG THANK YOU to all the donors and bidders who helped make this happen. HATS OFF to all of you who brought food, helped set up, provided childcare, entered in bid sheets, and helped clean up. Also, a SHOUT OUT to the Auction Team for their hard work, countless meetings, and dedication to making this happen: Lindyne Bailey, Sandy Blanz, Ryan Davison, Denise Graves, Sarajane Powell, Kristin Reveal, Theresa Tarkington-Kersey, and Kris Thresher.
For those of you who provided an event or service, we will be emailing out the winners of your event / service by this Sunday. The Auction software should have sent out everyone an email receipt. This has gone to some people’s spam folders. If you did not receive a receipt, let us know and we will send you a PDF copy
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Our memorial garden is beginning to show signs of spring.
Read MoreDr. Kalai Mugilan is a practicing Humanist, Sociologist, Writer, Motivational Speaker, Human Resources business consultant, and Emotional Quotient trainer
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The anniversary of Charles Darwin’s birth, February 12, is celebrated by some as Darwin Day. Darwin, of course, is best known for his theory of evolution through natural selection.
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Bella’s RE class has another fundraiser coming up on February 10 when they offer you delicious treats at their bake sale.
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The children prepared and served the food, while congregants gave heartily to the Bella family fund. Together, we raised $450 for Bella! Way to go GNUUC!
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The Explorers Class will be hosting a bake sale on Sunday, Feb. 10!
Read MoreGloria Hausser will be a guest at the Credo discussion this coming Sunday.
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Please join us in cleaning and organizing the pantry on Saturday the 29th from 10-12 noon.
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In addition to the four workdays held by the Land Stewardship Committee in 2018 in the Still Spring Memorial Garden, gardeners were out weekly throughout the spring and summer, weeding and pruning.
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One of the ways Greater Nashville UU provides sanctuary to our community is through the Room at the Inn Winter Shelter Program. Room In The Inn’s Winter Shelter program runs from November through March each year, in coordination with almost 200 congregations throughout Middle Tennessee. The program provides safe shelter, warm meals, and fellowship for our neighbors struggling with homelessness during the coldest months of the year. We need volunteers: Click to see different opportunities. Contact Jesse Spencer-Smith to volunteer.
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