“Beloved Community happens when people of diverse racial, ethnic, educational, class, gender, sexual orientation backgrounds/identities come together in an interdependent relationship of love, mutual respect, and care that seeks to realize justice within the community and in the broader world.” (from “The Eighth Principle of Unitarian Universalism”: https://www.8thprincipleuu.org/)
In-person, Outdoor Sunday Services this Spring
Back lawn of UUCS
11:00am
Simultaneous live-stream here
With the guidance of the COVID Committee, the Board of Trustees, and the Worship Committee, we will again offer in-person, outdoor services beginning in March. Weather permitting, we will hold services on the back lawn of the church on the 1st and 3rd Sundays, May 2 & 16. All services will also be livestreamed. If weather is inclement, we will livestream-only. We will follow all public health protocols to keep everyone safe: please bring a chair, wear a mask, and social distance. This will be a wonderful way to celebrate the arrival of Spring! Thank you to everyone who has worked so hard to make this possible.
Gratitude to the Spartanburg County Public Library and especially to Gwen Murtha for the opportunity to share about the Unitarian Universalist movement and our congregation in their Virtual Exploration of Faiths series:
Thank you to every person, whether part of our congregation or not, who makes this world more and more one in which we are Free To Love.
