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However, our congregation continues to be active online.
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Sunday, May 16, 2021
Meeting ID: 980 6500 0357 Passcode: 842196
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Worship Service @ 10:30 am
"I-Thou" - Rev. Dr. Alexander Riegel We will be joining the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church this Sunday! Martin Buber was a secular Jewish Philosopher at the turn of the 20th century. He is most famous for his book, “I and Thou,” which discusses two different types of interpersonal relationships: the egoic (which is rooted in subject-object) and the trans-egoic (which is rooted in subject-subject). Knowing the difference between these two types of interpersonal relationships and understanding their implications helps one to create a new model of what it means to “show up” in the world. Dial by Phone: 646-558-8656 Meeting ID: 980 6500 0357 Passcode: 842196 |
Youth Programs
Children's Chapel (for all ages!) Every Sunday from 9:30 am - 10:15 am Join us for stories, songs, and activities on our monthly theme. Have Crayons and Paper ready. Zoom Link → Children's Chapel Soul Matters Theme Links: Story Chalice Home Soulful Home On the Road Togther Contact: Starr Austin - starr@austin-hill.com, 520-257-8902 Credentialed Religious Educator and Virtual DRE |
Soul Matters May Theme: Story
Stories don’t just embellish our lives; they make and even dictate our lives. This might be the most important reminder of this month. Indeed, who of us hasn’t felt controlled by a story? Stuck in a story? Hopeless about the way our story will end up? Simply put, our stories often write us as much as we write them. Link → May 2021 Packet
Storytelling Workshop
Postponed to a date TBD
For adults & teens to learn how to tell stories that captivate and engage audiences. Facilitated by Starr Austin, DRE
Zoom Link → Story Telling Workshop
Soul Matters Small Group Link → May 2021 Packet
Tuesday, May 25 @ 7:00 pm
This group will explore deeper into each month's theme. Like other small group programs, its central goal is to foster circles of trust and deep listening. Facilitated by: Ariana Abel
Zoom Link → Soul Matters Small Group
A Picture is Worth 1000 Words - Stories through Photographs!
Sunday, May 30 @ 12:00 pm
Multigen Project for May. Submit photos that capture some story or mystery and send them to Starr at starr@austin-hill.com. Then join us on zoom Sunday, May 30th at 12:00 pm as we share and story together what these photos might represent to each of us.
Zoom Link → A Picture is Worth 1000 Words
Donations
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2020-2021 Pledge Payments
You can still mail your checks to the church. Mail is picked up once a week. Your pledge payments can also be paid online using a credit/debit card or an ACH bank transfer. You can help us defray our costs by opting to cover the processing fee. The processing fee will be credited towards your total tax-deductible giving. |
May Plate Collection
Southfield Emergency Needs Fund Half of the plate collections during the month of May will go towards the Southfield Emergency Needs Fund. The Southfield Department of Human Services offers short-term support services for Southfield residents who may be experiencing hardship. Text to 248-574-8034 with your amount + keyword. ex. "$20 plate". 50% Shared Plate → Select Give to “Plate Collection – 50% Split |
Board Meetings
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Contact Us
Congregational Administrator: Ben Gabel can be reached at office@northwestuu.org or by cell phone 248-622-7848