Services held Sundays @ 10 a.m.

May 19
Youth Led Service

Please join us as the Youth of the Congregation share their wisdom and learning from this past year. 

May 26
Peace, Not Pieces
Ministerial Intern Andrea Hawkins-Kamper

“The greatest challenge of the day is: how to bring about a revolution of the heart, a revolution that has to start with each one of us.” These words, attributed to Dorothy Day, speak to Unitarian Universalism’s dilemma on this Memorial Day, a day dedicated to the memory of those who have died in military service. How can we be grow beyond being anti-war and into being pro-peace?

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Forum Sundays @ 9 a.m. in the Community Room
​***Childcare Available!***

May 19th:  Food Rescue Partnership Quad Cities: Pete Vogel
The Food Rescue Partnership us a Quad Cities coalition that promotes rescuing food for its best possible use. In this country we throw away 40% of the food we produce where it rots in landfills and produces harmful greenhouse gases, while 1 out of 8 people, and 1 in 5 children are food insecure. The FRP works to achieve our mission to rescue waster food by providing education and awareness to the community, partnering with local professional food establishments, and restaurants and agencies related to hunger relief and waste reduction, and advocating for the EPA Food Rescue Challenge, which informs the FRP Vision for a Quad Cities Community dedicated to eliminating food waste. 

May 26th: In My Own Backyard – Black Hawk Park- Bob Blew
Bob Blew, a Rock Island resident will present a virtual springtime walk through Black hawk State Historic Site that will include photos of wildflowers, park history, and stories he has gathered during his frequent walks through this local treasure.

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