At the Annual Meeting, we will elect members to the Board of Trustees, Endowment Committee, and Nominations and Leadership Development Committee. Details about candidates will soon be available. Also on the agenda are by-laws changes, the budget for 2018-2019 church year, committee leadership for next year, and a report from the Property Improvement Ministry Team … Continue reading Annual Meeting Sunday, June 3rd following the service
You still have the opportunity to help our congregation to align our finances with our theology. We hope to pledge at least $10 per member to The Promise and the Practice campaign. All gifts are needed, and every gift is appreciated. If our congregation is able to reach the threshold of $10 per member, BLUU … Continue reading It is not too late to support Black Lives of UU (BLUU)
It’s time to reveal yourself in your next letter! Have you guessed your pen pal’s identity yet? Our Pen Pal Reveal Brunch will be Sunday, May 20th at 9 a.m. Family/spouses of pen pals are welcome to join us!
Did you know you can listen to or read many of Cyndi’s sermons here on our church website? Click here to access the sermons. Each sermon title indicates if a pdf and/or audio file is available. So now you can share a favorite sermon with a friend, catch up on ones you missed or review … Continue reading Past Sermons Available
E-bingo is back! Lynn Alsman will sell tickets at $5.00 apiece from May 6th thru May 27th. The first number will be drawn on June 3rd. One number per day, between the hours of 6 and 7:30 p.m., will be drawn until we have a winner.
Our Share the Plate partner for the month of May is Black Votes Matter Institute which funds and conducts an annual educational tour for 40 Omaha high school students to visit more than 15 Southern civil rights venues. The tour includes the Lorraine Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee, where Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, and … Continue reading May Share the Plate – Black Votes Matter Institute
Second Unitarian is proud to be participating in Omaha Gives!, the 24-hour community-wide charitable challenge organized by the Omaha Community Foundation. The online giving will take place May 23rd from midnight to midnight. Mark your calendars because we will need your help! We will be joining more than 1000 local nonprofits to raise money and … Continue reading Save the date for Omaha Gives – May 23rd
Please join us Tuesday, May 8th, 1 – 2 p.m. in the church sanctuary for a presentation by Julie Kalkowski of the Financial Hope Collaborative at Creighton University. Julie’s presentation is titled “Financial Realities in America” and she is a wealth of information about family finances in the U.S., particularly lower income Americans. Through the Financial … Continue reading 2UUsday Circle is May 8th
The League of Women Voters is a non-governmental non-profit organization dedicated to educating voters with non-partisan information. The League encourages all eligible residents to register and vote in the upcoming primary election on May 15th. The League of Women Voters of Nebraska has released its on-line Voters Guide at http://www.vote411.org/. Please log on for election information specific … Continue reading Looking for a good resource on candidates?
Join us May 6th Town Hall meeting immediately following services (11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.). The topic for the Town Hall will be By-law changes proposed by the Board of Trustees. Child Care will be available so that parents can attend the Town Hall. Lunch will be on your own. Click here to read the … Continue reading Town Hall Meeting May 6th