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Heartland Pride Highlights

2017’s Theme: Alive With Pride!  Unitarian Universalists were well represented from both First and Second Unitarian Churches this year in the Heartland Pride Parade in Council Bluffs. Above, Clyde and Tammy carrying our banner. Our High Five Brigade youth energized the crowd as they gave high fives to people along the parade route. Below, Sabrina, Jaime … Continue reading Heartland Pride Highlights

Our Little Free Library is Open!

We gathered to dedicate our Little Free Library on Sunday, June 18th. We built this library for our community. Second Unitarian Church has been in the Prairie Lane neighborhood for nearly 50 years and wanted to give something back to our neighborhood home. Our congregation seriously loves books, as our yearly book sale attests as well as our recent … Continue reading Our Little Free Library is Open!

Retirees’ Group Mele Mason

Please join us for Retirees Group on Tuesday, June 13th at 1:00. Our speaker for June will be Mele (pronounced “mailey”) Mason, owner of Mason Video. Mele followed the 2016 political campaign as a videographer in Iowa and Nebraska and will share her experiences and reflections of the campaign with us. Mason Video covers network … Continue reading Retirees’ Group Mele Mason

Social Justice Documentary Night “AWAKE: A Dream From Standing Rock”

“AWAKE, A Dream From Standing Rock” is a collaboration between Indigenous filmmakers Myron Dewey and Doug Good Feather, and environmental Academy Award Nominated filmmakers James Spione and Josh Fox. This 90-minute documentary details native led resistance of the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota. Through the fall and winter protestors at Standing Rock endured harsh … Continue reading Social Justice Documentary Night “AWAKE: A Dream From Standing Rock”

Flower Communion is June 4th

Flower Communion is an annual ritual that celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community. Originally created in 1923 by Unitarian minister Norbert Capek of Prague, Czechoslovakia, the Flower Ceremony was introduced to the United States by Rev. Maya Capek, Norbert’s widow. Each Celebrating the Flower Ceremony is an excellent opportunity for Unitarian Universalist congregations to … Continue reading Flower Communion is June 4th

2U Youth – Join in the fun June 3rd with the Ames UU youth!

The UU youth group from the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Ames are coming to visit the first weekend in June. Spend Saturday showing the Ames visitors around our Zoo. We will meet up at 10:30 a.m. The Ames UU’s last visited in 2015 and great fun was had between all the youth!