Sedona Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Join us for 4 consecutive weeks for this series to beheld in cooperation with Church of the Red Rocks. Discussions will be held intheir Painted Cliff Hall at 54 Bowstring Drive. Tuesday dates are Sept. 24, and Oct. 1, 8, and 15 from 3 to 5 p.m. All are welcome.

Facilitators Reverend Anthony Mtuaswa Johnsonand Penny DeJarnette will lead the class using material from the “The GreatCourses.”

There was a time, not too long ago, when talking openly aboutrace was considered in poor taste. Even now, many people feel the topic of raceis better left alone. What if we say something that’s misunderstood? What ifwe’re labeled a racist? Professor Anita Foeman understands those worries.In How to Talk about Race, she gives common-sense guidance andstep-by-step instructions you can employ to develop safe and productivedialogue about race.

This group meets at 9:00 in the Conference Room of the lower level of JCSVV. 

Keep watching this space for weekly topics for the current month.

Coffee and tea will generally be available for folks who wish to stay and socialize after Service unless otherwise indicated. Volunteers are welcome to help make coffee and clean-up afterwards. We will use the Social Hall at JCSVV when possible; otherwise please join us in the lobby.

Held monthly on the first Monday at Christ Lutheran Church, 25 Chapel Rd. Watch for announcements at Sunday Service or in our monthly newsletter about each month's program.

The program for Monday, October 7, begins at 10 am and will feature Maudelle Terry speaking on “How to Complain and Win.”

Join us for 4 consecutive weeks for this series to beheld in cooperation with Church of the Red Rocks. Discussions will be held intheir Painted Cliff Hall at 54 Bowstring Drive. Tuesday dates are Sept. 24, and Oct. 1, 8, and 15 from 3 to 5 p.m. All are welcome.

Facilitators Reverend Anthony Mtuaswa Johnsonand Penny DeJarnette will lead the class using material from the “The GreatCourses.”

There was a time, not too long ago, when talking openly aboutrace was considered in poor taste. Even now, many people feel the topic of raceis better left alone. What if we say something that’s misunderstood? What ifwe’re labeled a racist? Professor Anita Foeman understands those worries.In How to Talk about Race, she gives common-sense guidance andstep-by-step instructions you can employ to develop safe and productivedialogue about race.

Monthly presentation takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by support group at 7:30 pm, at the Sedona Public Library, as well as on Zoom.

See SUUF's monthly Newsletter for meeting details, including the Zoom link, or visit PFLAG's website: https://pflagsedona.org/

Meets on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month at 30 Bronco Drive (and on Zoom), unless otherwise indicated. You’re welcome to join us - no RSVP needed. If you’d like to be on our email list to get questions related to the week’s topic, please send an email to Tanya. 

Continue to watch this space for the topic, related questions and location for each date. Click here to join us on Zoom.

This group meets at 9:00 in the Conference Room of the lower level of JCSVV. 

Keep watching this space for weekly topics for the current month.

Coffee and tea will generally be available for folks who wish to stay and socialize after Service unless otherwise indicated. Volunteers are welcome to help make coffee and clean-up afterwards. We will use the Social Hall at JCSVV when possible; otherwise please join us in the lobby.

Join us on 2nd and 4th Mondays, 10:30 am, unless otherwise indicated.

Nice Racism: How Progressive White People Perpetuate Racial Harm by Dr. Robin DiAngelo is the book group’s September/October selection and will be facilitated by Rev. Anthony. In this New York Times bestseller, DiAngelo explores how a culture of niceness inadvertently promotes racism.

Sept.9 - Chapters 1-3 pp 1-48        

Sept. 23 - Chapters 4-5 pp 49-110

Oct.14 - Chapters 6-9 pp 111-145     

Oct. 28 - Chapters 10-12 pp 146-181

Sign up at Fellowship or email priyankadsuuf@gmail.com, our administrative assistant. Discussions will be held at the Loomis home, 40 Pinon Shadows Circle at 10:30 a.m.

Join us for 4 consecutive weeks for this series to beheld in cooperation with Church of the Red Rocks. Discussions will be held intheir Painted Cliff Hall at 54 Bowstring Drive. Tuesday dates are Sept. 24, and Oct. 1, 8, and 15 from 3 to 5 p.m. All are welcome.

Facilitators Reverend Anthony Mtuaswa Johnsonand Penny DeJarnette will lead the class using material from the “The GreatCourses.”

There was a time, not too long ago, when talking openly aboutrace was considered in poor taste. Even now, many people feel the topic of raceis better left alone. What if we say something that’s misunderstood? What ifwe’re labeled a racist? Professor Anita Foeman understands those worries.In How to Talk about Race, she gives common-sense guidance andstep-by-step instructions you can employ to develop safe and productivedialogue about race.

Women’s Lunches are held on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at noon.  

You should receive an email invitation to which you can RSVP.  Whether or not you’ve made a reservation, you’re always welcome to join us!  It’s always fun to see friends and enjoy good conversation over lunch.