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May 2019
Sunday Program: A Day of Remembrance
It's easy to forget what Memorial Day actually means while you're sitting by the pool and looking ahead at summer vacation, but the historical reason for the holiday signifies much more than just a three-day weekend. Memorial Day is a solemn day of remembrance for everyone who has died especially those serving in the American armed forces. The holiday, originally known as Decoration Day, started after the Civil War to honor the Union and Confederate dead. Join us for a…
Find out more »Religious Exploration for Children & Youth
The goal of our Religious Exploration program is to provide a safe, welcoming, loving environment, which is founded in the Seven UU Principles, encourages spiritual and intellectual growth, and empowers our children to live our common ideals and develop their individual faith. Our children are important members of our congregation. On some Sundays they start in the sanctuary with their families, then leave for class. On other Sundays, they have a full hour of religious activities. Child care for infants…
Find out more »Meditation with Mudras
Meditation with Mudras brings meditation practice into the body with accessible hand positions and movement. All are welcome. Facilitated by massage therapist Emily Williams.
Find out more »Care-Givers Support Group at Oberlin UU
Do you care for a spouse, partner, parent, friend or child? Join us at the Oberlin UU Fellowship. Led by Rev. Mary. All are welcome.
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