Sanctuary
Sunday Service
Sanctuary 7150 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX, United States"Rooted Resistance" with Rev. Nell Newton. Music by Jaime Ramirez, T-Bow Gonzalez, Dana Clark, and our First UU Choir. Stress and resistance are usually cast as negative forces in our lives. But both stress and resistance are necessary for developing strengths and skills. Let’s go see how we might grow well and wise in the […]
Choir Practice
Sanctuary 7150 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX, United StatesWeekly 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. If you are interested in joining the choir, contact choir@uusat.org
Greeter Training
Sanctuary 7150 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX, United StatesAre you looking to get more involved? Want something with minimal commitment that will have a big impact? The Membership Committee is looking for greeters. All that is required is the ability to smile warmly and welcome visitors and friends on Sunday mornings prior to services. This is a great opportunity for both new and […]
Sunday Service
Sanctuary 7150 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX, United States"The Evolution of the Vulnerability" with Rev. Mark Skrabacz. Music by Jaime Ramirez, Khadijah Jabbar, and the First UU Children's Choir. Let’s gather together to consider matters of worth regarding our experiences of change and transformation. Let’s ask how we can influence our surroundings and outcomes. After all, we believe that our practice of human […]
Choir Practice
Sanctuary 7150 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX, United StatesWeekly 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. If you are interested in joining the choir, contact choir@uusat.org
Sunday Service
Sanctuary 7150 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX, United States"When We Listen; The 8th Principle" with Rev. Nell Newton. Music by Jaime Ramirez and Bill Westney. Being a UU is not simple or easy. Our liberal religious tradition expects that we will engage with this world, learn from our experiences, and even change. Sometimes we will learn how we have missed the mark, come up […]