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Join OTOC supporters at Kaneko Art Center, 1111 Jones in the Old Market, on Saturday, March 24th, for entertainment, appetizers, and desserts. The popular silent auction returns with even more treasures to bid on. You can also visit the interactive visual light and sound exhibit that features 3D rainbows and a virtual Stonehenge: thekaneko.org/categories/exhibitions See Jim, … Continue reading OTOC Spring Fun(d)raiser
The annual Pledge Drive is beginning. Join us for the free Kickoff Dinner to be held at the church on March 3rd. Bring your completed pledge forms to the dinner and qualify for one of three cash prizes. Pledge increases over 2017 will be matched by a generous donor, with increases of 25% or more matched … Continue reading 2018 – 2019 Stewardship Pledge Drive
The Membership Committee is sponsoring the EnqUUiring Minds class once again for this spring! Yes, if you would like to know more about Unitarian Universalism, your very own spiritual journey and the Second Unitarian Church of Omaha — please join Cyndi Simpson and the Committee for three sessions in March. EnqUUiring Minds will be held … Continue reading EnqUUiring Minds Class Explores Unitarian Universalism
Join Omaha Together One Community (OTOC) supporters at Kaneko Art Center, 1111 Jones in the Old Market, on Saturday, March 24th, for entertainment, appetizers, and desserts. The popular silent auction returns with even more treasures to bid on. You can also visit the interactive visual light and sound exhibit that features 3D rainbows and a virtual Stonehenge. See Jim, Cheri, or Vicki P. for $25 advance tickets. Tickets at door: $30
It’s time to heed the Chalice Lighters’ 2018 Winter Call. The Chalice Lighters program supports worthwhile projects of UU congregations throughout the MidAmerica Region which want to actively increase their membership.
For the month of February, we will be donating to Habitat for Humanity of Omaha. Founded in 1984, Habitat for Humanity of Omaha is a grassroots organization that builds and renovates houses, forges community partnerships and breaks down barriers to home ownership.
Please join Reverend Cyndi Simpson and the Caring Committee on Thursday, February 1st at 7 p.m. for an Imbolc worship service. Imbolc is one of the eight main Pagan Holy Days and begins at sunset on January 31st and ends at sunset on February 1st. It was taken into the European Christian liturgical calendar as … Continue reading Imbolc service
One year into this Administration, here is a good opportunity to show Washington DC and the world that we are still resisting! It will probably not be super cold on Saturday, which is great. I urge everyone who marched last year and those who did not to make your resistance and defiance public at this … Continue reading Women’s March – This SATURDAY!
The meeting of the OATS (Open Arms Trans Social) group this Saturday, January 20th has been cancelled.
Saturday, February 3rd 3 p.m. – 5:30 Come One, Come All! Come for a while or Come to stay for all. Bring your favorite game or play ours. Games for all ages, so come and have fun. If you like, bring a snack to share – Fellowship will provide beverages. We’ll see you there! Childcare available.
