One year ago, we purchased our first school bus with hopes of using it to better serve our community. In October, we drove the bus around Louisville and passed out candy to excited kids for Halloween. In December, we turned the bus into a Winter Wonderland and even had a Santa join us as we … Continue reading Share the Plate for September: The Hope Buss
The International Justice Committee held a plant sale on May 8th to raise money for our Days for Girls sewing team, and to support educational programing by Days for Girls International. We worked from March until the day of the sale digging up plants from our yards, potting them, tending them, and then setting them … Continue reading Days for Girls Plant Sale
For generations, indigenous children in the United States and Canada were forcibly sent to boarding schools to assimilate. Exactly what happened at those schools is still being uncovered. Last week, the Cowessess First Nation in Saskatchewan found 751 unmarked graves at the site of a former residential school, just one month after more than 200 unmarked graves were … Continue reading Uncovering The ‘Unspoken Traumas’ Of Native American Boarding Schools
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Many UU congregations are starting to honor Juneteenth. But what is this holiday about and why is it something many of us are just starting to pay attention to? Join us to learn about Juneteenth and why it matters. RSVP Here to join this discussion!
