Our church fiscal year ends June 30th. But what does this mean? If you have a check request it must be turned into the office by June 22nd. All request forms need to be signed by the committee chair before they are handed in. This is not a new requirement, it has been this way for years. … Continue reading It’s almost the end of the (fiscal) year
Thursday May 22nd at 2 p.m. 10330 “I” Street Join the Sierra Club for a tour of Omaha’s recycling partner First Star Recycling. Ever wondered what happens to all those materials you load into your recycling bin? Let’s find out. We’ll meet at the facility at 10330 “I” Street. All tour participants should wear closed toe shoes, and … Continue reading Sierra Club Tour of First Star Recycling
Members join us after worship in-person & via Zoom Presentation and discussion of issues to be voted on at the Annual Meeting Light lunch will be served Those attending by Zoom should plan to stay online following our worship service or use the recurring Worship service link to join.
Help the church earn 20% of each meal purchased at Don & Millie’s at 108th and Center (only 1.2 miles from the church) on the Second Sunday of each month (Second Sunday for the Second Unitarians). Just tell the cashier that you are with the Second Unitarian Church and Don & Millie’s will take care … Continue reading Second Sunday Lunch
The First Hour originally scheduled for Sunday, May 11th has been rescheduled to Sunday, June 1st at 9:30 a.m. due to the special Youth Service at First Unitarian Church. Preston Love Jr is the Founder & Executive Director of the Institute for Urban Development (4Urban.org), a trade name for the Black Votes Matter Institute of … Continue reading Preston Love Jr. Guest Speaker June 1st First Hour
Every month Second Unitarian donates half of our offering to a local non-profit. Our partner for May & June is Black Votes Matter Institute’s 8th Annual Civil Rights Tour. The Black Votes Matter Institute of Community Engagement informs, educates, and inspires the next generation of leaders through a highly interactive and engaged BVM Bus Tour … Continue reading Share the Plate May & June 2025 – Black Votes Matter Institute’s 8th Annual Civil Rights Tour
Are you the middle generation? Too old for the Young Adult group, but want the fun? You want connection like the Bagel Bin Boys/Coffee Mates but it feels like maybe you are a kid sitting at the adult’s table? You know… the middle. We are planning activities for connection! Our next activity is a Movie Night … Continue reading Are you Gen-X, Xennial or BoomerX ?
Join us after the service April 27th from noon to 1 p.m. This time is for everyone to get together, have some deeper conversations and talk about how YOU can contribute to advocating for climate justice in a way that works for you. The Organizing Hour will be held in the sanctuary and food and … Continue reading Climate Justice Organizing Hour after Worship
Wednesday, April 30th from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Fontanelle Forest – 1111 Bellevue Blvd N, Bellevue Join Rev. Juniper and our interfaith partners for an evening of communion in the forest as we bring in Beltane with our second round of Wild Worship; a time to wander the trails, connect with fellow seekers, and meditate on … Continue reading April’s Wild Worship
Join us for our First Annual May Day Festival at Second Unitarian Church. Saturday, May 3rd, 1 to 5 pm Opening Ceremony at 1 pm at the May Pole, led by Rev. Juniper Meadows Activities: All-age May Pole dancing, Free craft activities Sale Tables: Plants, Garden Art & other Arts, Sunflower Bake Sale, Joyful Flea … Continue reading May Day Festival on May 3rd