Music plays a key role in our services and in our congregational life. Worship Sunday Services Schedule November Ministry Theme: Healing Join us at 9 or 11 AM The 11 AM Zoom service login and call-in information is shared through the congregational eblasts on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Subscribe to the eblast by sending a message to uuseoffice@uuse.org or call the UUSE office at 860-646-5151 . Sunday Service: "Faith is a Verb" In this service, we explore what it means to put our faith into action, to make our principles and our values evident and tangible in our lives, and the healing available to ourselves and others when we "walk the walk." Coordinators: Liz Garmise and Paula Baker ------------------------------ Services at 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. - Updated #eBlast -10-28 Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continues his sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means to value justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sunday, November 15th: How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? Our November ministry theme is healing. Rev. Josh Pawelek will offer some reflections on how we heal, mend, fix, patch, repair and renew our lives. We are also joined this morning by the Grammy-winning cellist and songwriter, Leah Coloff. Coordinators: Mary Bopp and Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sunday, November 22nd: Healing Through Small Joys. Healing doesn't have to come through grand actions and movements. Often, the simple joys can lead to the biggest difference. Join us as we reflect on how to claim more joy in our daily lives. Coordinators: Sam Taylor and Sandy Karosi. Sunday, November 22nd at 3 PM: Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving Service . Join Manchester faith leaders and residents at Temple Beth Shalom B’Nai Israel for this annual event. Keynote address by Maria Cruz, Manchester’s Town Clerk and Founder of the Manchester Latino Affairs Council. Donations accepted for the MACC Charities food pantry. Sunday, November 29th: For All That is Our Life. On this first Sunday of Advent when the daylight hours are shortest, in the wake of Thanksgiving, we ask ourselves that simple yet profoundly spiritual question: For what are we grateful? Coordinator: Rev. Josh. 11/8/26 UU Values Series: Justice. Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continueshis sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means tovalue justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. 11/15/26 How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? Sunday, November 15th: How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? Our November ministrytheme is healing. Rev. Josh Pawelek will offer some reflections on how we heal, mend, fix,patch, repair and renew our lives. We are also joined this morning by the Grammy-winningcellist and songwriter, Leah Coloff. Coordinators: Mary Bopp and Rev. Josh Pawelek. 11/22/26 Healing Through Small Joys. Sunday, November 22nd: Healing Through Small Joys. Healing doesn't have to come through grand actions and movements. Often, the simple joys can lead to the biggest difference. Join us as we reflect on how to claim more joy in our daily lives. Coordinators: Sam Taylor and Sandy Karosi.Sunday, November 22nd at 3 PM: Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving Service. JoinManchester faith leaders and residents at Temple Beth Shalom B’Nai Israel for this annual event. Keynote address by Maria Cruz, Manchester’s Town Clerk and Founder of the Manchester Latino Affairs Council. Donations accepted for the MACC Charities food pantry. 11/29/26 For All That is Our Life. Sunday, November 29th: For All That is Our Life. On this first Sunday of Advent when thedaylight hours are shortest, in the wake of Thanksgiving, we ask ourselves that simple yetprofoundly spiritual question: For what are we grateful? Coordinator: Rev. Josh.

< To Upcoming Services Watch the eBlast for the next scheduled Sunday Services Schedule November Ministry Theme: Healing Join us at 9 or 11 AM The 11 AM Zoom service login and call-in information is shared through the congregational eblasts on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Subscribe to the eblast by sending a message to uuseoffice@uuse.org or call the UUSE office at 860-646-5151. Sunday, November 1st: Transgender Day of Remembrance. In this service, we explore what it means to put our faith into action, to make our principles and our values evident and tangible in our lives, and the healing available to ourselves and others when we "walk the walk." Coordinators: Liz Garmise and Paula Baker. Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continueshis sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means to his sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means tovalue justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. value justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sunday, November 15th: How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? Our November ministrytheme is healing. Rev. Josh Pawelek will offer some reflections on how we heal, mend, fix, theme is healing. Rev. Josh Pawelek will offer some reflections on how we heal, mend, fix,patch, repair and renew our lives. We are also joined this morning by the Grammy-winning patch, repair and renew our lives. We are also joined this morning by the Grammy-winningcellist and songwriter, Leah Coloff. Coordinators: Mary Bopp and Rev. Josh Pawelek. cellist and songwriter, Leah Coloff. Coordinators: Mary Bopp and Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sunday, November 22nd: Healing Through Small Joys. Healing doesn't have to come through grand actions and movements. Often, the simple joys can lead to the biggest difference. Join us as we reflect on how to claim more joy in our daily lives. Coordinators: Sam Taylor and Sandy Karosi.Sunday, November 22nd at 3 PM: Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving Service. Join Sunday, November 22nd at 3 PM: Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving Service. JoinManchester faith leaders and residents at Temple Beth Shalom B’Nai Israel for this annual event. Keynote address by Maria Cruz, Manchester’s Town Clerk and Founder of the Manchester Latino Affairs Council. Donations accepted for the MACC Charities food pantry. Manchester faith leaders and residents at Temple Beth Shalom B’Nai Israel for this annual event. Keynote address by Maria Cruz, Manchester’s Town Clerk and Founder of the Manchester Latino Affairs Council. Donations accepted for the MACC Charities food pantry. Sunday, November 29th: For All That is Our Life. On this first Sunday of Advent when thedaylight hours are shortest, in the wake of Thanksgiving, we ask ourselves that simple yet daylight hours are shortest, in the wake of Thanksgiving, we ask ourselves that simple yetprofoundly spiritual question: For what are we grateful? Coordinator: Rev. Josh. profoundly spiritual question: For what are we grateful? Coordinator: Rev. Josh.Pulpit Announcements: Send an email to uuseoffice@uuse.org , provide the date(s) the Pulpit Announcements: Send an email to uuseoffice@uuse.org , provide the date(s) theannouncement should be made, and the text of the announcement, and please keep it concise! Annie will forward the announcement request to the relevant service coordinators. Requests must be received by the Thursday prior to the service. announcement should be made, and the text of the announcement, and please keep it concise! Annie will forward the announcement request to the relevant service coordinators. Requests must be received by the Thursday prior to the service. #NovemberNewsletter November Ministry Theme: Healing Join us at 9 or 11 AM The 11 AM Zoom service login and call-in information is shared through the congregational eblasts on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Subscribe to the eblast by sending a message to uuseoffice@uuse.org or call the UUSE office at 860-646-5151 . Sunday, November 1st: Transgender Day of Remembrance. In this service, we explore what it means to put our faith into action, to make our principles and our values evident and tangible in our lives, and the healing available to ourselves and others when we "walk the walk." Coordinators: Liz Garmise and Paula Baker. Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continues his sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means to his sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means to value justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. value justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sunday, November 15th: How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? Our November ministry theme is healing. Rev. Josh Pawelek will offer some reflections on how we heal, mend, fix, theme is healing. Rev. Josh Pawelek will offer some reflections on how we heal, mend, fix, patch, repair and renew our lives. We are also joined this morning by the Grammy-winning patch, repair and renew our lives. We are also joined this morning by the Grammy-winning cellist and songwriter, Leah Coloff. Coordinators: Mary Bopp and Rev. Josh Pawelek. cellist and songwriter, Leah Coloff. Coordinators: Mary Bopp and Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sunday, November 22nd: Healing Through Small Joys. Healing doesn't have to come through grand actions and movements. Often, the simple joys can lead to the biggest difference. Join us as we reflect on how to claim more joy in our daily lives. Coordinators: Sam Taylor and Sandy Karosi. Sunday, November 22nd at 3 PM: Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving Service . Join Sunday, November 22nd at 3 PM: Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving Service . Join Manchester faith leaders and residents at Temple Beth Shalom B’Nai Israel for this annual event. Keynote address by Maria Cruz, Manchester’s Town Clerk and Founder of the Manchester Latino Affairs Council. Donations accepted for the MACC Charities food pantry. Manchester faith leaders and residents at Temple Beth Shalom B’Nai Israel for this annual event. Keynote address by Maria Cruz, Manchester’s Town Clerk and Founder of the Manchester Latino Affairs Council. Donations accepted for the MACC Charities food pantry. Sunday, November 29th: For All That is Our Life. On this first Sunday of Advent when the daylight hours are shortest, in the wake of Thanksgiving, we ask ourselves that simple yet daylight hours are shortest, in the wake of Thanksgiving, we ask ourselves that simple yet profoundly spiritual question: For what are we grateful? Coordinator: Rev. Josh. profoundly spiritual question: For what are we grateful? Coordinator: Rev. Josh. Pulpit Announcements: Send an email to uuseoffice@uuse.org , provide the date(s) the Pulpit Announcements: Send an email to uuseoffice@uuse.org , provide the date(s) the announcement should be made, and the text of the announcement, and please keep it concise! Annie will forward the announcement request to the relevant service coordinators. Requests must be received by the Thursday prior to the service. announcement should be made, and the text of the announcement, and please keep it concise! Annie will forward the announcement request to the relevant service coordinators. Requests must be received by the Thursday prior to the service. #NovemberNewsletter OOS Sermon YouTube

< To Upcoming Services Nov 1, 2026 Faith is a Verb In this service, we explore what it means to put our faith into action, to make our principles and our values evident and tangible in our lives, and the healing available to ourselves and others when we "walk the walk." Coordinators: Liz Garmise and Paula Baker ------------------------------ Services at 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. #eBlast-10-28 Sunday Service: "Faith is a Verb" In this service, we explore what it means to put our faith into action, to make our principles and our values evident and tangible in our lives, and the healing available to ourselves and others when we "walk the walk." Coordinators: Liz Garmise and Paula Baker ------------------------------ Services at 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. Sunday, November 1, 2026 #eBlast -10-28 OOS Sermon YouTube

< To Upcoming Services Watch the eBlast for the next scheduled Author Event: "Helga the Fair" Sunday, November 1st at 1:00 P.M. Join Author S. J. (Sam) Taylor here at UUSE on Sunday, November 1st at 1:00 P.M. She'll discuss her latest book, Helga the Fair. A reimagining of several Icelandic sagas, this story follows 13-year-old Helga as she allies with unlikely friends to fight against an invasion of vengeful monsters who've taken over the valley and threaten their families. There are undead shenanigans and a friendly ghost seal. #eBlast-10-28 Sunday, November 1st at 1:00 P.M. Join Author S. J. (Sam) Taylor here at UUSE on Sunday, November 1st at 1:00 P.M. She'll discuss her latest book, Helga the Fair . A reimagining of several Icelandic sagas, this story follows 13-year-old Helga as she allies with unlikely friends to fight against an invasion of vengeful monsters who've taken over the valley and threaten their families. There are undead shenanigans and a friendly ghost seal. #eBlast -10-28 OOS Sermon YouTube

< To Upcoming Services Watch the eBlast for the next scheduled Author Event at UUSE With S.J. Taylor November 1st at 1 PM Join Author S. J. (Sam) Taylor as she discusses her latest book, Helga the Fair. A reimagining of several Icelandic sagas, this story follows 13-year-old Helga as she allies with unlikely friends to fight against an invasion of vengeful monsters who've taken over the valley and threaten their families. There are undead shenanigans and a friendly ghost seal. S. J. Taylor writes stories steeped in folklore and magic, where young protagonists tackle big adventures and bigger questions. Although she grew up in Arizona's desert, her heart yearns for the Nordic lands. When she's not writing, she can often be found knitting yet another sweater (sweater weather is the best weather). #OctoberNewsletter November 1st at 1 PM Join Author S. J. (Sam) Taylor as she discusses her latest book, Helga the Fair . A reimagining of several Icelandic sagas, this story follows 13-year-old Helga as she allies with unlikely friends to fight against an invasion of vengeful monsters who've taken over the valley and threaten their families. There are undead shenanigans and a friendly ghost seal. S. J. Taylor writes stories steeped in folklore and magic, where young protagonists tackle big adventures and bigger questions. Although she grew up in Arizona's desert, her heart yearns for the Nordic lands. When she's not writing, she can often be found knitting yet another sweater (sweater weather is the best weather). #OctoberNewsletter OOS Sermon YouTube

< To Upcoming Services Watch the eBlast for the next scheduled "Living Our Faith" Do you have an experience of our UU faith in action bringing healing to yourself or someone else? Perhaps it was a small act of kindness: a casserole left on a doorstep, a visit, a phone call. Maybe you reached out to someone, or someone reached out to you, and a burden was lifted, something was mended, or a dark place felt lighter. Would you be willing to share your experience as part of a service on Sunday, November 1st? Contact Liz Garmise (uuseoffice@uuse.org ) or Paula Baker (uuseoffice@uuse.org ) and help us honor the many ways in which we are healed when we put our faith in action. #eBlast-10-21 Do you have an experience of our UU faith in action bringing healing to yourself or someone else? Perhaps it was a small act of kindness: a casserole left on a doorstep, a visit, a phone call. Maybe you reached out to someone, or someone reached out to you, and a burden was lifted, something was mended, or a dark place felt lighter. Would you be willing to share your experience as part of a service on Sunday, November 1st? Contact Liz Garmise ( uuseoffice@uuse.org ) or Paula Baker ( uuseoffice@uuse.org ) and help us honor the many ways in which we are healed when we put our faith in action. #eBlast -10-21 OOS Sermon YouTube

< To Upcoming Services Nov 8, 2026 UU Values Series: Justice. Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continueshis sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means tovalue justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continues his sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means to value justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. #NovemberNewsletter OOS Sermon YouTube

< To Upcoming Services Dec 6, 2026 Stop & Shop Cards Sales This Sunday, Stop & Shop cards will be sold on the first Sunday of the month after the 10:00 A.M. service. We now can use debit or credit cards for these purchases. Come support this UUSE fundraiser! OOS Sermon YouTube

Music plays a key role in our services and in our congregational life. Upcoming Concerts & Musical Events Contact the office for details - email: info@uuse.org phone: 860.646.5151 Sunday 11/8/26 Read More Music + Mantra: Heart Centered Kirtan Music + Mantra@UUSE With Heart Centered Kirtan Sunday, November 8, 3pm I always struggle to explain kirtan to someone who hasn’t experienced it yet. At its core, kirtan is a way to... Sunday 11/8/26 Read More "Heart-Centered Kirtan" Sunday, November 8 at 3:00 P.M. at UUSE Live music and call-and-response mantra singing, led by walli Libby Volckening (vocals and keys), with Dan Thomas (guitar), Zach Gregory (bas... More...

This is the listing of upcoming services. It is automatically updated from the events database. Old services are moved to the past services page. Upcoming Services Reminder: UUSE has a Low Scent Policy Here's a list of upcoming services. Past services can be found here . 11/8/26 UU Values Series: Justice. OOS Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continueshis sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means tovalue justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sermon YouTube 11/15/26 How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? OOS Sunday, November 15th: How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? Our November ministrytheme is healing. Rev. Josh Pawelek will offer some reflections on how we heal, mend, fix,patch, repair and renew our lives. We are also joined this morning by the Grammy-winningcellist and songwriter, Leah Coloff. Coordinators: Mary Bopp and Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sermon YouTube 11/22/26 Healing Through Small Joys. OOS Sunday, November 22nd: Healing Through Small Joys. Healing doesn't have to come through grand actions and movements. Often, the simple joys can lead to the biggest difference. Join us as we reflect on how to claim more joy in our daily lives. Coordinators: Sam Taylor and Sandy Karosi.Sunday, November 22nd at 3 PM: Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving Service. JoinManchester faith leaders and residents at Temple Beth Shalom B’Nai Israel for this annual event. Keynote address by Maria Cruz, Manchester’s Town Clerk and Founder of the Manchester Latino Affairs Council. Donations accepted for the MACC Charities food pantry. Sermon YouTube 11/29/26 For All That is Our Life. OOS Sunday, November 29th: For All That is Our Life. On this first Sunday of Advent when thedaylight hours are shortest, in the wake of Thanksgiving, we ask ourselves that simple yetprofoundly spiritual question: For what are we grateful? Coordinator: Rev. Josh. Sermon YouTube

Music plays a key role in our services and in our congregational life. Worship Sunday Services Schedule November Ministry Theme: Healing Join us at 9 or 11 AM The 11 AM Zoom service login and call-in information is shared through the congregational eblasts on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Subscribe to the eblast by sending a message to uuseoffice@uuse.org or call the UUSE office at 860-646-5151 . Sunday, November 1st: Transgender Day of Remembrance. In this service, we explore what it means to put our faith into action, to make our principles and our values evident and tangible in our lives, and the healing available to ourselves and others when we "walk the walk." Coordinators: Liz Garmise and Paula Baker. Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continues his sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means to value justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sunday, November 15th: How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? Our November ministry theme is healing. Rev. Josh Pawelek will offer some reflections on how we heal, mend, fix, patch, repair and renew our lives. We are also joined this morning by the Grammy-winning cellist and songwriter, Leah Coloff. Coordinators: Mary Bopp and Rev. Josh Pawelek. Sunday, November 22nd: Healing Through Small Joys. Healing doesn't have to come through grand actions and movements. Often, the simple joys can lead to the biggest difference. Join us as we reflect on how to claim more joy in our daily lives. Coordinators: Sam Taylor and Sandy Karosi. Sunday, November 22nd at 3 PM: Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving Service . Join Manchester faith leaders and residents at Temple Beth Shalom B’Nai Israel for this annual event. Keynote address by Maria Cruz, Manchester’s Town Clerk and Founder of the Manchester Latino Affairs Council. Donations accepted for the MACC Charities food pantry. Sunday, November 29th: For All That is Our Life. On this first Sunday of Advent when the daylight hours are shortest, in the wake of Thanksgiving, we ask ourselves that simple yet profoundly spiritual question: For what are we grateful? Coordinator: Rev. Josh. 11/8/26 UU Values Series: Justice. Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continueshis sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means tovalue justice as a faith community. Of course, this is also the Sunday following the United States mid-term elections. We will attempt to make sense of what we know of the election outcomes. Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek. 11/15/26 How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? Sunday, November 15th: How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? Our November ministrytheme is healing. Rev. Josh Pawelek will offer some reflections on how we heal, mend, fix,patch, repair and renew our lives. We are also joined this morning by the Grammy-winningcellist and songwriter, Leah Coloff. Coordinators: Mary Bopp and Rev. Josh Pawelek. 11/22/26 Healing Through Small Joys. Sunday, November 22nd: Healing Through Small Joys. Healing doesn't have to come through grand actions and movements. Often, the simple joys can lead to the biggest difference. Join us as we reflect on how to claim more joy in our daily lives. Coordinators: Sam Taylor and Sandy Karosi.Sunday, November 22nd at 3 PM: Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving Service. JoinManchester faith leaders and residents at Temple Beth Shalom B’Nai Israel for this annual event. Keynote address by Maria Cruz, Manchester’s Town Clerk and Founder of the Manchester Latino Affairs Council. Donations accepted for the MACC Charities food pantry. 11/29/26 For All That is Our Life. Sunday, November 29th: For All That is Our Life. On this first Sunday of Advent when thedaylight hours are shortest, in the wake of Thanksgiving, we ask ourselves that simple yetprofoundly spiritual question: For what are we grateful? Coordinator: Rev. Josh.

What's happening at UUSE? Lots of things. So many events here to keep your mind occupied and your hands busy. UU Values Series: Justice. November 8, 2026 Sunday, November 8th: UU Values Series: Justice. This morning Rev. Josh Pawelek continueshis sermon series on Unitarian Universalism’s shared values. He’ll explore what it means tov... Heart Centered Kirtan November 8, 2026 Sunday, November 8, from 3 PM $30 suggested donation at the door. All are welcome - No one turned away. About Heart Centered Kirtan Live music and call-and-response mantra singing, ... Happenings There’s Always Something Good Going On Affinity Groups Birds of a feather Read More ROMEOS 2nd Tuesdays Read More Coffeehouse & Open Mic 1st Saturdays Read More Yoga Wednesdays 10:00AM Read More Ladies at Lunch Alternating Thu/Fri Read More Manchester Women's Sacred Singing Circle Thursdays Read More Upcoming Events Calendar Contact the office for details - email: info@uuse.org phone: 860.646.5151 Refresh Monday 11/2/26 Read More AA - Mondays at Noon Every Monday at Noon Tuesday 11/3/26 Read More Hope in Hard Times Tuesday, November 3 at 3:00 P.M. In these troubling times, many of us feel anxious, despondent, or alone. On Tuesday, November 3 at 3:00 P.M., Rev. Josh Pawelek and members of the P... Tuesday 11/3/26 Read More Buddhist Group Buddhist Group meets at 7 PM on Zoom the first Tuesday of the month for meditation and discussion of a Buddhist perspective on the monthly ministry theme. Email Nancy Thompson at uu... Thursday 11/5/26 Read More Manchester Women's Sacred Singing Circle Every Thursday at 7 PM We sing songs and chants from a variety of traditions, including some written by women from circles around the country, including our own. All are about the e... Saturday 11/7/26 Read More Fall Clean-Up Saturday, November 7th Looking for a way to connect with others in the UUSE community? The Building & Grounds Committee has the perfect event for newcomers, long-time members, young... Saturday 11/7/26 Read More Fall Clean-up, Saturday, November 7th Looking for a way to connect with others in the UUSE community? The Building & Grounds Committee has the perfect event for newcomers, long-time members, young and old: the annual Fa... Sunday 11/8/26 Read More Music + Mantra: Heart Centered Kirtan Music + Mantra@UUSE With Heart Centered Kirtan Sunday, November 8, 3pm I always struggle to explain kirtan to someone who hasn’t experienced it yet. At its core, kirtan is a way to... Sunday 11/8/26 Read More "Sunday Services Workshop!" Sunday, November 8 from 1 to 3 p.m. on the Garden Level The Sunday Services Committee is holding a workshop where we'll do a deep-dive along with Rev. Josh into the various componen... Sunday 11/8/26 Read More "Heart-Centered Kirtan" Sunday, November 8 at 3:00 P.M. at UUSE Live music and call-and-response mantra singing, led by walli Libby Volckening (vocals and keys), with Dan Thomas (guitar), Zach Gregory (bas... Sunday 11/8/26 Read More Heart Centered Kirtan Sunday, November 8, from 3 PM $30 suggested donation at the door. All are welcome - No one turned away. About Heart Centered Kirtan Live music and call-and-response mantra singing, ... Sunday 11/8/26 Read More Fair Trade Coffee Your favorite Equal Exchange coffees, chocolate, tea and more will be available on 2nd Sundays of the month following both services. Satisfy your taste buds while supporting small ... Monday 11/9/26 Read More AA - Mondays at Noon! Every Monday at Noon More...