When Is Home?
Spartanburg City Council member Meghan Smith will reflect with us on the wider arc of our community, and how to make ourselves whole. Smith organizes, facilitates, and manages collaborative action initiatives for the Spartanburg Academic Movement (www.learnwithsam.org) in support of College and Career Readiness and leads work with the Out-of-School-Time Collaborative. She serves on the steering committee of Alianza Spartanburg and began her first term on the Spartanburg City Council in January 2020. She led City Council efforts toward the unanimous adoption of the resolution, “Healing, Reconciling, and Unity: A Pathway to a More Equitable Spartanburg,” the only such municipal resolution in South Carolina.
The Light of Our Homes
“Our Sages taught: The Chanukkah candle - it is a mitzvah to place it at the door of [the] house, on the outside … [or] in a window …." (from the Talmud, Shabbat 21b:1-13, translated by Karen Bender)
From home to home, light.
December Service Theme
The Light of Our Homes
December Share The Plate
Help A Family of Afghan Refugees in the Upstate Furnish Their Apartment
Exploration of Faiths: Unitarian Universalists
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.
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