Spiritual Storytelling Seminars * Nov - May

Registration is now open for a series of 7 monthly storytelling seminars featuring the UUAA Worship Team and Satori Shakoor, from The Moth, Ann Arbor. Have you ever wanted to explore what personal experiences you might share with others, bringing alive the unique ethical, moral, and/or spiritual wisdom that you personally embody?

This series starts in November 2019, and culminates in a UUAA “story slam” hosted by Satori Shakoor in May, 2020. Participants should be able to commit to attending all seminar dates and be willing to publicly share one specific, meaningful story from their life. Follow this link for dates, details and online registration. There is no cost.

Womyn's Retreat * Sept 27-29th

Registration is open! Come join us at the Womyn's Retreat, Sept 27-29, 2019. Enjoy workshops and classes, community, and getting back to nature!  The retreat will take place at Camp Copneconic in Fenton (45 minutes north of Ann Arbor). 

Click here for a registration form and to read more more information

Click here to download the brochure.

Introduction to OUUr Faith

Saturday, September 28, 2019

10:00am - 2:30pm

This class is an introduction to Unitarian Universalism. Taught by a UUAA minister, topics include the history of Unitarian Universalism and this congregation, how to get involved, exploring your calling, the sharing of spiritual journeys, and the meaning and responsibilities of membership. This class is a prerequisite for signing the membership book.

Register by Sunday, September 22. Register online with this link.

Questions? Contact Welcome Ministries Coordinator Hannah Hotchkiss at 665-6158 or by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

UU Multicultural Outreach and Ministry * Oct 27th, 1pm

The Unity Group's next forum in the "Curiosity, Conversation, Covenant" series features our own Quiana Perkins, UUAA's Social Justice & Pastoral Care Coordinator. Quiana will update us on BLUU (Black Lives of UU), DRUUMM (Diverse & Revolutionary UU Multicultural Ministries) and other UU outreach projects you may have been wanting to learn more about.

Co-sponsored by the Unity Group and Challenging Racism Group

Congregation-wide Vision 20/50 Project * Sept - June

The Vision 20/ 50 Project wants to have a conversation with you (yes, all of you). The UUAA congregation is on the brink of a new era we need to have some earnest dialog about what that future should look like and how we can focus our energy, time and resources to have a greater impact on ourselves, our community and our world. Follow this link to learn more about the Vision 20/50 project and how to get involved.