Are you an introvert and approaching people during coffee hour isn’t your thing? Join us February 22nd for After Hour, when we meet downstairs for discussion in a quiet environment. Since we haven’t had much participation over Zoom, After Hour will be in-person only. We meet downstairs at 11:45 on the last Sunday of the … Continue reading Join us February 22nd for After Hour (in-person ONLY)

Applications are now available for plots in our Community Garden. If you are interested in gardening this coming season, we invite you to apply. Plots are $10 each to cover water and tilling costs. The garden is on the north side of our church building. Sign up for your plot soon. March 10th we will … Continue reading Our Church Community Garden – 2026 Applications Now Open

The annual pledge drive enables our congregation to determine expected income for the coming fiscal year (July-June) so that we can budget expenses accordingly. It is a very important part of determining how we intend to live our mission. It’s also an important time for fun, food, and fellowship! We are planning several small events … Continue reading Pledge Drive ‘26-‘27: Celebrate with Fun, Food, & Fellowship!

Our Unitarian Universalist faith and values have long compelled us to show up in the struggle for justice, liberation, and democracy. This same obligation calls us to keep Second Unitarian a place for all with Love at the Center. It’s time for your help in identifying needs and priorities for how to continue this commitment. Our Meet … Continue reading Meet the Moment continues

Join us February 15th at 9 a.m. for an informal conversation with Linda Robb, a self-proclaimed baby witch, spiritualist, and newbie Pagan. We will be exploring the realm of Paganism and Witchcraft. The Wicked Witch of the West is quite familiar to all of us from Off To See The Wizard. But, are all witches … Continue reading Exploring how we Worship – Which Witch is Which

Social Justice received Board permission to collect petition signatures at church for the Respect Nebraska Voters initiative campaign. If this campaign is successful and the initiative gets on the November 2026 ballot, and passes, this constitutional amendment will change the number of state lawmakers required to undo or change laws voters have passed from two-thirds … Continue reading Second Unitarian Supports Respect Nebraska Voters Campaign

Did you know that in Omaha tonight over one hundred people will be sleeping outside or in their car? As the nights grow longer and colder, the Religious Education committee is collecting new and gently used blankets, winter hats, gloves, and handwarmers for the Threshold CoC Street Outreach Team to distribute to our most vulnerable … Continue reading Keeping our vulnerable neighbors warm

Can you contribute? There is a red bin in the foyer where you can drop off your donations. As freezing temperatures have arrived, we’re looking for shelf stable items that won’t degrade if they get too cold. We have a lot of legumes, pasta, and canned goods right now so here are some other suggestions: … Continue reading Food Pantry could use your donations

As the month of February comes round those first stirrings of Spring begin to turn. Often unseen and untended, a wise mind knows that much of what happens in the world of nature begins underground, deep within the body, readying a path to blooming. Join us in person February 1st at 6 p.m. for an … Continue reading Wheel of the Year: Imbolc

Sunday, February 8th at 9 a.m. “Sustainable agriculture is not just about growing crops, it’s about caring for the soil, the water, the air, and all the living things that depend on them.” – Vandana Shiva, environmental activist and food advocate. Food insecurity is increasing. According to the U.S.D.A. Economic Research Service, roughly 1 in 7 … Continue reading Join us for First Hour – Food Justice Perspectives.