FRSUU Events Calendar
This calendar lists FRSUU activities inside our buildings and in the community. It also shows when FRSUU spaces are being reserved by outside groups. Click on an event to see its location and more information.
If you need to reserve space for your meeting or event, please fill out [this form].
For questions regarding church ministry related events and meetings, please contact the Church Administrator at diane.carroll@frsuu.org.
For external inquiries including private events and rentals please contact nick.place@frsuu.org.
Wednesday, June 11, The Grog, 12pm. Join us for the next meeting of ROMEO. Our Officer of the Day is Ray Wilson who can be reached at skypastures@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact Ray if you have any questions or concerns. No reservations are required, but $$$ to pay your share of the tab is needed.
Wednesday, December 4; 2nd Wednesdays beginning in January, LMH Room A, 4-5pm.
Second Wednesdays, 7pm, Zoom. The FRS Green Team focuses on education and advocacy for care of the environment and the many measures we can take to address climate change and its unequal impacts on various communities. Please join us. We meet on the second Wednesday of the month, often on Zoom, occasionally in person. Be in touch with Annie Madden at madden.anne.b@gmail.com to find out more and/or get on our distribution list for notice of meetings.
Second Thursdays, LMH Room A, 10:30-11:30am.
Thursdays, Sanctuary, 2-4pm, Gay Pearson
Hayward Room
Fridays, LMH Room A, 10-11:30am. We meet weekly and read both fiction and non-fiction books chosen by participants. Each book is read and discussed over a period of several meetings, with the reading for each determined by the group.
Gay Pearson piano practice, every Friday, 4-5pm, Sanctuary
Meets weekly on Friday
Second Saturdays, Lower Meetinghouse Main Room, 8-11am.
Meets Saturdays every other month, Lower Meetinghouse Main Room, 4pm.
Sunday, June 15, Sanctuary, 10:30am with livestream on YouTube. Epicurus, the Original UU? – led by Doug Latham. Probably no ancient Greek philosopher has been more reviled and misrepresented that Epicurus. We will explore the truth of his philosophy and how his ideas continue to have a major impact on our lives today. You may find you agree with Lark Madden’s observation that, “Epicurus was the original UU.”