This Sunday, join us for our January worship series, Story. Our guest speaker, Mark Mohundro, will speak on, “Into the Fire.”
Mark Mohundro from Teneesssee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church will share his reflections on the intersection of activism and spirituality. Mark has been a lifelong activist, both through the lens of spiirtuality and without.
Worship begins at 10 a.m. in person and on Zoom. For those attending worship by Zoom, please note there is a new Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89079582989. Another option is to install the Zoom app on your device and choose, “Join Meeting” then enter Meeting ID: 890 7958 2989.
Our Split-the-Plate offering recipient for the month of January is the Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning. TCWP achieves and perpetuates protection of natural lands and waters through public ownership, legislation, or cooperation of the private sector. TCWP's strength lies in researching information pertinent to an issue, informing and educating our membership and the public, interacting with groups having similar objectives, and working through the legislative, administrative, and judicial branches of government. The organization partners with Advocates for the Oak Ridge Reservation, Emory River Watershed Association, UT Arboretum Society, The Nature Conservancy, Tennessee Parks and Greenways Foundation, the Oak Ridge League of Women Voters, and others. TCWP believes that working together with the community is an important means to protect wild lands and waters. For more information, visit https://tcwp.org/. Please GIVE HERE as you are willing and able, or text “ORUUC” to 73256.
After worship, please stay for coffee and conversation in the Social Hall. Adult and Youth Faith Formation classes take place from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. The nursery is available during worship and that hour that follows. Check out our Faith Formation opportunities for adults here: http://www.oruuc.org/faith-formation-for-adults and children and youth here: http://www.oruuc.org/religious-education.
Covid-19 Update: Masks are not required in the building; whether joining us for worship in person or on Zoom, we encourage everyone to do what makes them feel comfortable.
All are welcome! We look forward to seeing you!