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In care for our community's health our building is completely closed. Our online community is alive with activities and ready to welcome you!

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Newcomer Chalice Circle * May 15th, 1pm

Are new to UUAA? Would like to get to know others who are new and explore the tenets of Unitarian Universalism with them? Join our one-time Newcomer Chalice Circle on Saturday, May 15th, 1-3pm for a discussion of the Unitarian Universalist's Seven Principles. What do they mean to you? Which ones resonate strongly? How do they inspire? You will receive a copy of the Principles and reflection questions in advance. We will practice the deep listening format of Chalice Circles during the discussion. 

Register here by Monday, May 10. For questions, email Welcome Ministries Coordinator Hannah Hotchkiss at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

Garden Walk & Learn * May 17- June 15

Learn about upcoming opportunities to participate in the "Got Roots" garden tour and work event at local community gardens. Learn how gardens can be a tool for liberation. This is an opportunity to get involved with members of the larger Washtenaw County community.Got Roots is a project led by the UUAA Mindful Eating Team, Racial Justice Arc, Climate Crisis Action, and the Social Justice Council. The goal is to serve and amplify the  voices and work of marginalized people as related to food access and economic justice. Learn more and sign up using the link below.

Learn more and sign up here. 

Drawdown EcoChallenge * Now - June 30th

Celebrate Earth day by helping to grow the UU Climate Justice Movement as UUs take collective action in UU Project Drawdown Initiative 2021 (UU DD 2021) from now through June.This is an easy and fun challenge for individuals and communities to put UU values into action.  You can JOIN the all-UU DD 2021 team today as an individual (and apply your actions to a local team later) and start tracking your science-based and solution-driven climate actions. For example, attending this weekend’s Intergenerational Spring Seminar, All In for Food Justice is a qualifying action.   The story of UU DD 2021 will be featured at this year’s UUA General Assembly as the workshop Drawing Communities Together for Climate Action & Justice. Help UU's all over the world prove that everyday actions can make a huge impact.

More ideas for celebrating Earth Day at uuaa.org/climate...

UUAA Annual Meeting * Sunday, June 6th, 11:30am

All UUAA congregants are invited to attend this year's Annual Meeting on Sunday, June 6th, immediately following the 11:30 am service. It has been a different but very eventful year to look back on.

The meeting materials include biographies of this year's candidates for the Board of Trustees and the Leadership Development Team.

Members of UUAA will vote on these offices and also vote on proposed bylaw changes described in the meeting materials.

Use this link to see the meeting materials and read the 2020-21 Annual Report...

2021 Habitat Work Days * June - Aug

Every year our congregation volunteers at Habitat for Humanity work sites to help provide our community with affordable, energy efficient housing. This year UUAA is providing work crews at the "Good News" home site, 530 Browning in Ypsilanti, on:

• June 5
• June 18
• July 10
• August 6

Additional days may be added, so stay tuned! Due to the COVID-19 precautions, we will not have lunch maker volunteers this year.

Sign up here to volunteer to work on site or click here to get more details.

And we always need help raising funds - our goal this year is $7000. Click here to donate (specify “Habitat for Humanity” fund). 

UUAA Draft Mission Statement

At our congregation's 2020 Annual Meeting in May, the Board of Trustees introduced a draft set of statements for UUAA's mission, vision and purpose. The statements were created by members of the Board, Vision Leadership Team, UUAA staff, and our Vision 20/50 consultants. They were endorsed by the Board in May. Please watch for information on how all congregants can provide feedback on the statements. Members will vote on adoption at a later congregational meeting. Please take time to read and think about these draft statements of UUAA Mission, Vision and Purpose.