Rev. Connie at her installation
The travelers (Helena Showell not pictured)
Prior to her ordination, Connie Simon was an intern at USG for two years. This summer, she became the first Black minister at the First Unitarian Church of Cincinnati. Currently, in the US, there are fewer … read more.
Hello Friends,
Greetings from the other side of our beautiful Earth. My hope is that this message finds you happy and well. Now that September is past, I gather that church activities are running full speed, and I suspect these are exciting times at USG.
Life has … read more.
September 15, 2018
We are in the midst of the Jewish High Holy Days. This is a season of recognizing we all are wronged, we all do wrongs, and we all have an obligation to try and make things right. How appropriate that we all get … read more.
Dear USG Friends,
What does it take to be a warmly welcoming community? Many times the answers come from our own stories. At least at two key periods of my life I spent significant time away from Unitarian Universalism. Both times when I came back I was … read more.
(Yeah, not that one. It’s our Board President!)
Hello Friends!
I’m excited and humbled by the opportunity and challenge ahead of us as we transition to a new Board!
I give my heartfelt thanks to Susan Smith for her excellent leadership, and to Eli Scearce and Bill Morrow … read more.
Cynthia Claus, long-time USG member, is celebrating the publication of her second book in a year!
She announced her first book, An Orchid Sari: The Personal Diary of an American Mom in 1960s India, in early July of 2017. Now her second book, Ice Cream & … read more.
The following is a presentation that Carolyn Cotton gave on May 20, 2018, the Sunday that USG’s Exploring Elderhood group led our Worship Service. The paintings you see below are all created by Carolyn.
WABI SABI. There is a term you don’t hear every … read more.
Unitarian Society of Germantown
Special Membership Meeting for Proposed Bylaw Change
Sunday, April 29, 11:30am
Following the Bylaws discussion and vote, the Capital Project Committee will give an update regarding the elevator addition and driveway … read more.
Long-time member Cynthia Claus, who now lives mostly in Mexico and attends the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Miguel de Allende (UUFSMA) would like to thank the USG members who responded so generously to the article about the new initiative of UUFSMA, Caminamos Juntos (We … read more.
