"You ARE the Traffic" with Rev. Nell Newton & Marsha Meredith - When our journey from point A to point B is slowed because of traffic, remember that you are not stuck in traffic, you are the traffic. Let’s see what Buddhism and physics might teach us about going with the flow. Music provided by […]
Seekers Forum is an open group seeking fellowship and community through self-discovery and discussion of life experiences. Meets every Sunday in room #404 on the church campus.
Designed for ages 18-35, this class provides a space for young adults to meet, have fun, and learn more about how Unitarian Universalism works in their lives. Join our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1592846640971334
Meet with other parents for support and to share experiences and insights about all aspects of parenting/caregiving. All parents, caregivers and guardians are welcome. For more information about the UU Parent group, contact dlre@uusat.org.
The UU Reading Group is a book discussion group that welcomes all those who seek to broaden and deepen their understanding of topics of concern to UUs, which include world faiths, spirituality, ethics, social action, personal development, liberal arts, and sciences. To learn more about the UU Reading Group and find out the latest reading […]
Our Religious Education program for children and youth offers classes staffed by trained volunteers, service opportunities, sexuality education, as well as opportunities for fun and fellowship. Classes for preschool through high school meet every Sunday on campus from 9:30 am -10:30 am. PK-5th grade meet in Building 5/Room 501, middle school meets in Building 6/Room 601, […]
Board members will be available to talk with you about questions, ideas, or concerns you may have. All are welcome.
Founded in 2008, the Mauk library contains an extensive collection of books about philosophy, theology, and world religions. Books may be borrowed and returned on the honor system. Materials are to be returned to the shelf from which they were borrowed or left in the RETURNS space.
First UU San Antonio has formed a chapter of the Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East! This will allow us to connect with other chapters throughout the United States. https://www.uujme.org/ Please join us on April 28th from 12:30-1:30 pm for two short informational videos followed by respectful discussion. We will meet in the Fellowship Hall. […]
Monthly planning meeting of the Racial Justice-Black Lives Matter Work Group - a group formed to promote racial equality and anti-racism. All are welcome! To join the meeting or get more information, contact rj-blmwg@uusat.org.
A secular version of the well-known Alcoholics Anonymous program. For more information, visit their website at Mostly Agnostics AA of San Antonio – No prayers, same fellowship
The monthly planning meeting of the Green Sanctuary Team who works to educate and involve the congregation and the larger community in environmental actions as an integral part of a spiritual practice. For more information and to obtain the Zoom link, contact greenteam@uusat.org
Monthly meeting of the Rainbow Inclusion Committee whose mission is to involve the church community through education and insights into the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) identified people, while being mindful of the process of spiritual growth and the goal of working for justice and equality. Rainbow Inclusion meets every first […]
Weekly practice for our fabulous First UU choir, led by music director, Dr. Susan Dill. Choir membership is open to all who have a love of singing. Childcare is available. If you are interested in joining the choir, contact choir@uusat.org
God has given me the tongue of a teacher, that I may know how to sustain the weary with a word. ~ Isaiah 50:4 In our liberal religious tradition, our pulpits are free – meaning the speaker is not tied to scripture or dogma. However, we still expect our speakers to make an effort to […]
"Where the Mind is Without Fear: Rabindranath Tagore & Unitarian Universalism" with Debu Dasgupta and Rev. Nell Newton - Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) was the most eminent Bengali renaissance poet, philosopher, essayist, critic, composer and educator who dreamt of a harmony of universal humanity among the people of different origins through freedom of thought and spiritual […]
Our Religious Education program for children and youth offers classes staffed by trained volunteers, service opportunities, sexuality education, as well as opportunities for fun and fellowship. Classes for preschool through high school meet every Sunday on campus from 9:30 am -10:30 am. PK-5th grade meet in Building 5/Room 501, middle school meets in Building 6/Room 601, […]
Designed for ages 18-35, this class provides a space for young adults to meet, have fun, and learn more about how Unitarian Universalism works in their lives. Join our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1592846640971334
Seekers Forum is an open group seeking fellowship and community through self-discovery and discussion of life experiences. Meets every Sunday in room #404 on the church campus.
The UU Reading Group is a book discussion group that welcomes all those who seek to broaden and deepen their understanding of topics of concern to UUs, which include world faiths, spirituality, ethics, social action, personal development, liberal arts, and sciences. To learn more about the UU Reading Group and find out the latest reading […]
Meet with other parents for support and to share experiences and insights about all aspects of parenting/caregiving. All parents, caregivers and guardians are welcome. For more information about the UU Parent group, contact dlre@uusat.org.
Join us after service on May 5th for an all-church Fiesta! We will have a variety of Mexican and Tex-Mex food, including fajitas (beef, chicken, and vegetarian). We will have mariachi music playing, great food, and great company – everything you need for a fantastic party! Please join us. We do need a little help – […]
Founded in 2008, the Mauk library contains an extensive collection of books about philosophy, theology, and world religions. Books may be borrowed and returned on the honor system. Materials are to be returned to the shelf from which they were borrowed or left in the RETURNS space.
TANG, the Transgender and Non-Binary Group, is our monthly support group meetings for transgender, non-binary, and gender-questioning individuals which provide a safe place to talk and share your stories. Meetings are open to trans & non-binary individuals, those questioning their gender, and partners of those individuals. TANG meets every 1st Sunday of the month on campus […]
A secular version of the well-known Alcoholics Anonymous program. For more information, visit their website at Mostly Agnostics AA of San Antonio – No prayers, same fellowship
Monthly planning meeting of the YRE committee, who along with the Director of Lifespan Religious Education, helps shape the vision and future of our Youth Religious Education Program. The Youth RE Committee is also looking for members! Feel free to stop by and check out what we do! Contact Bridget at dlre@uusat.org with questions or to […]
Regular planning meeting of our Stewardship Committee who plans and coordinates the yearly pledge drive of the church. The Stewardship Committee meets every second Thursday of the month. For more information contact stewardship@uusat.org
Planning meeting of the First UU the Vote SA group whose purpose is to coordinate events designed to promote voting and democracy. Email firstuuthevote@uusat.org for the Zoom link and/or more information.
Monthly planning meeting of the Worship Committee who, in partner with the ministers, endeavors to offer a communal worship experience each Sunday. For more information or to get involved visit our Worship Committee page or contact worship@uusat.org.
Calling all crafters! Do you knit or crochet? Draw? Bind books? Embroider? Macrame? Beadcraft? Join us for a twice a month Craft & Chat Meet Up on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. Drop in at any time between 5:30 pm and 8:30 pm. Bring a snack to share if you'd like. Please […]
Join us as we write nonpartisan Vote Forward letters to low propensity voters in swing states ahead of the November 5th national election. Please RSVP to Nancy P. at firstuuthevote@uusat.org so that we know how many supplies to have ready.
Weekly practice for our fabulous First UU choir, led by music director, Dr. Susan Dill. Choir membership is open to all who have a love of singing. Childcare is available. If you are interested in joining the choir, contact choir@uusat.org
Circle dinners are a great way to meet new people from church in a more intimate setting. We meet in the evenings at people’s homes or at the church, if extra space is needed. You will be matched with new people each month. Hosts will open their home and provide the entrees. Guests attend […]
"The Flower Celebration" with Rev. Mark Skrabacz and Philisse Barrows - Join us this Mother's Day at our annual flower celebration. Bring a flower to share in our communal bouquet. Music by Jaime Ramirez and a jazz combo.
Designed for ages 18-35, this class provides a space for young adults to meet, have fun, and learn more about how Unitarian Universalism works in their lives. Join our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1592846640971334
The UU Reading Group is a book discussion group that welcomes all those who seek to broaden and deepen their understanding of topics of concern to UUs, which include world faiths, spirituality, ethics, social action, personal development, liberal arts, and sciences. To learn more about the UU Reading Group and find out the latest reading […]
Meet with other parents for support and to share experiences and insights about all aspects of parenting/caregiving. All parents, caregivers and guardians are welcome. For more information about the UU Parent group, contact dlre@uusat.org.
Our Religious Education program for children and youth offers classes staffed by trained volunteers, service opportunities, sexuality education, as well as opportunities for fun and fellowship. Classes for preschool through high school meet every Sunday on campus from 9:30 am -10:30 am. PK-5th grade meet in Building 5/Room 501, middle school meets in Building 6/Room 601, […]
Seekers Forum is an open group seeking fellowship and community through self-discovery and discussion of life experiences. Meets every Sunday in room #404 on the church campus.
Founded in 2008, the Mauk library contains an extensive collection of books about philosophy, theology, and world religions. Books may be borrowed and returned on the honor system. Materials are to be returned to the shelf from which they were borrowed or left in the RETURNS space.
Committee composed of Committee Chairs and other leaders that meet monthly to discuss and coordinate plans for the church. For more information contact office@uusat.org.
A secular version of the well-known Alcoholics Anonymous program. For more information, visit their website at Mostly Agnostics AA of San Antonio – No prayers, same fellowship
Monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees. Our Board of Trustees focuses on the institutional health of our church. They explore topics such as how are we fulfilling our mission and vision, are we faithful stewards of the resources entrusted to us by the congregation, and what are the long-range goals that will help us […]
Monthly planning of the Member Care Committee, the team that provides short-term practical support in times of need, including but not limited to meals for a family when someone is hospitalized, obtaining rides to church or to medical appointments. For more information about this group or to get involved visit our Member Committee page or […]
Enjoy fun and festive gaming with your church friends. The church has several board games on hand, but feel free to bring your own favorites to play or one to donate to our collection. Dinner will be a potluck, so bring food and drinks to share. To cut down on waste, think of bringing your […]
Weekly practice for our fabulous First UU choir, led by music director, Dr. Susan Dill. Choir membership is open to all who have a love of singing. Childcare is available. If you are interested in joining the choir, contact choir@uusat.org
The UU Retired Women's group is a social group that meets monthly for fellowship and enrichment.
Seekers Forum is an open group seeking fellowship and community through self-discovery and discussion of life experiences. Meets every Sunday in room #404 on the church campus.
Designed for ages 18-35, this class provides a space for young adults to meet, have fun, and learn more about how Unitarian Universalism works in their lives. Join our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1592846640971334
Our Religious Education program for children and youth offers classes staffed by trained volunteers, service opportunities, sexuality education, as well as opportunities for fun and fellowship. Classes for preschool through high school meet every Sunday on campus from 9:30 am -10:30 am. PK-5th grade meet in Building 5/Room 501, middle school meets in Building 6/Room 601, […]
The UU Reading Group is a book discussion group that welcomes all those who seek to broaden and deepen their understanding of topics of concern to UUs, which include world faiths, spirituality, ethics, social action, personal development, liberal arts, and sciences. To learn more about the UU Reading Group and find out the latest reading […]
Meet with other parents for support and to share experiences and insights about all aspects of parenting/caregiving. All parents, caregivers and guardians are welcome. For more information about the UU Parent group, contact dlre@uusat.org.
Founded in 2008, the Mauk library contains an extensive collection of books about philosophy, theology, and world religions. Books may be borrowed and returned on the honor system. Materials are to be returned to the shelf from which they were borrowed or left in the RETURNS space.
All voting members of First UU Church of San Antonio are requested to attend this Annual Congregational meeting. During the meeting we will be discussing the proposed budget, the new leadership slate, the Share the Plate recipients, and the church's new Values and Mission statements. Voting will take place online after the meeting.
A secular version of the well-known Alcoholics Anonymous program. For more information, visit their website at Mostly Agnostics AA of San Antonio – No prayers, same fellowship
Monthly planning meeting of the Membership Committee. The Membership Committee is a team of dedicated members who provide leadership for the congregation on a weekly basis by modeling and practicing effective communication and dialogue with visitors, guests and prospective new members. We are committed to integrating new and experienced members into the rich and vibrant […]
Calling all crafters! Do you knit or crochet? Draw? Bind books? Embroider? Macrame? Beadcraft? Join us for a twice a month Craft & Chat Meet Up on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. Drop in at any time between 5:30 pm and 8:30 pm. Bring a snack to share if you'd like. Please […]
Weekly practice for our fabulous First UU choir, led by music director, Dr. Susan Dill. Choir membership is open to all who have a love of singing. Childcare is available. If you are interested in joining the choir, contact choir@uusat.org
Please join us in celebrating Rev. Mark and his well-earned retirement and to say goodbye to Mark and his wife, Carolyn. Then join us on Sunday, May 26 for Mark's last sermon in our pulpit as the lead minister. To help with planning, please RSVP at: https://firstuusa.breezechms.com/form/RevMark
Celestial Celebrations Circle hosts a Gender Affirming Ritual. Please bring a donation for the food bank.
"A Retirement Farewell" with Rev. Mark Skrabacz and Carolyn Skrabacz - Join us as we say goodbye to Rev. Mark on this last day in our pulpit before his well-deserved retirement. Music by Steve Feinstein, Emilia Westney, and William Westney.
Seekers Forum is an open group seeking fellowship and community through self-discovery and discussion of life experiences. Meets every Sunday in room #404 on the church campus.
Designed for ages 18-35, this class provides a space for young adults to meet, have fun, and learn more about how Unitarian Universalism works in their lives. Join our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1592846640971334
Our Religious Education program for children and youth offers classes staffed by trained volunteers, service opportunities, sexuality education, as well as opportunities for fun and fellowship. Classes for preschool through high school meet every Sunday on campus from 9:30 am -10:30 am. PK-5th grade meet in Building 5/Room 501, middle school meets in Building 6/Room 601, […]
The UU Reading Group is a book discussion group that welcomes all those who seek to broaden and deepen their understanding of topics of concern to UUs, which include world faiths, spirituality, ethics, social action, personal development, liberal arts, and sciences. To learn more about the UU Reading Group and find out the latest reading […]
Meet with other parents for support and to share experiences and insights about all aspects of parenting/caregiving. All parents, caregivers and guardians are welcome. For more information about the UU Parent group, contact dlre@uusat.org.
Founded in 2008, the Mauk library contains an extensive collection of books about philosophy, theology, and world religions. Books may be borrowed and returned on the honor system. Materials are to be returned to the shelf from which they were borrowed or left in the RETURNS space.
This class gives newcomers, or anyone considering membership with the church, an overview of how the church is organized and what services are offered. All are welcome! For more information about the First UU 101 class or about church membership, contact membership@uusat.org.
Monthly planning meeting of the Racial Justice-Black Lives Matter Work Group - a group formed to promote racial equality and anti-racism. All are welcome! To join the meeting or get more information, contact rj-blmwg@uusat.org.
A secular version of the well-known Alcoholics Anonymous program. For more information, visit their website at Mostly Agnostics AA of San Antonio – No prayers, same fellowship
Regular meeting of the Committee on Shared Ministry (COSM), which exists to strengthen and improve relations between the congregation and the minister, to ensure that the congregation is aware of the diversity of ministerial responsibility, to clarify expectations and priorities for both the minister and church members, and to advocate for the minister with the […]
Monthly meeting of the Leadership Development Committee, whose purpose is to identify and nurture lay leaders of the church. For more information about the committee or to get involved in leadership, email leadership@uusat.org.
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