The UUS Green Sanctuary Team has written an article on our building for the Iowa Environmental Council. Their 100% Iowa project is a campaign to empowers Iowans to advocate for 100% clean energy generation. Read about our “Greenest Church in Iowa” here: https://100percentiowa.com/greenest-church-in-iowa-unitarian-universalist-society-in-coralville-iowa/
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Candidating Week Schedule Available
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The Ministerial Search Committee has developed a schedule for Candidating Week, which includes numerous meetings between Rev. Diana Smith and various UUS groups and individuals. Several public events are also scheduled, including Sunday services on April 26 and May 3. Click the announcement heading to download the printable schedule.
UUS Welcomes Our New DLRE, Marsha Thrall
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We’re delighted to announce that after an exhaustive search, which included restarting UUS RE visioning process to discern what our hopes are for family ministry and lifespan religious education, UUS has hired Marsha Thrall to be our new Director of Lifespan Religious Education. Marsha will join us in August. Click for more.
Rev. Diana Smith Chosen as Ministerial Candidate
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The Ministerial Search Committee has announced Rev. Diana Smith as their recommended candidate to become the congregation’s next settled minister. Rev. Diana will virtually engage with the UUS community in a variety of ways during a ten-day Candidating Week beginning on Wednesday, April 22, including leading Sunday services on April 26 and May 3.
A Week on the Border
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Three UUS members spent a week providing assistance to asylum seekers on the Mexican side of the southern border. Their photo diary offers a glimpse into their journey and some of the people they met.
Little Village Features UUS in August Cover Story
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Little Village Magazine featured UUS in its Aug. 5-18 issue, focusing on the congregation’s long history as a leader in social justice movements.