Held at Piya Jacob's home

Friendly Feasts are such fun—food, friendship, and frivolity–all in oneevening! They build community by getting to know other SUUFers over food andconversation. 

Anyone can attend a Friendly Feast throughout the year –you do not have to be a host in return! 

Hosting means providing a main course and asking the attendees to bring sidedishes. The number of people is determined by you, usually between 4-6 otherfolks. Feasts can be breakfast, lunch, or dinner – whatever works best for you. 

This month’s Feasts takes place on Saturday, May 17. Having 3 hosthouses per month is ideal. There is still one more opening for a host housein May, and we are now opening up June to accommodate more Friendly Feasts. 

It is easy to sign up as a host or an attendee in the lobby on Sundays. Attendee signup sheets usually appearat the beginning of each month for that month’s Feasts. 

Please contact Suzanne Burkey at sfburkey47@gmail.com  or (309) 635-6681 to ask questions aboutFriendly Feasts or to sign up as a host.  

SUUF Annual Congregational Meeting will take place in the sanctuary immediately following our Sunday service.

This annual meeting brings members together to vote on next year’s operatingbudget, elect Board of Trustees and Committee Members, as specified in our bylaws.  

(no Coffee Hour today)

Generally held on the 2nd and 4th Mondays at 10:30 am,  please note that our schedule for the upcoming meetings has been altered, mainly due to the Memorial Day holiday

The May/ June book selection is Love at the Center by UUA president Sofia Betancourt. 

“In these pages, you’ll find personal testimony to love’s power, reminders of the centrality of love throughout the long histories of Universalism and Unitarianism, and theologies of love drawn from many different expressions of Unitarian Universalism—from the natural world to the justice rally, to a loved one’s deathbed, to the quiet moment before a worship service begins. May Love at the Center serve as an invitation to deepen your own understanding and practices of love.” UUA website. 

Join the group at 2345 Corral Rd., home of the McCaffreys. The 4 sessions will be facilitated by Rev. Anthony. We will meet on the following Mondays from 10:30 am-12 noon:  May 5, May 19, June 9 and June 30. 

A signup sheet is available in the lobby before and after Sunday service to join and to get personal reminders. Books are available on the UUA website and Amazon. Get yours early to prepare in advance  

Contact Mary McCaffrey (mary.mccaffrey@gmail.com) for details.

Women’s Lunches are generally held monthly on the 3rd Wednesday at noon, although this is subject to change, so please watch for other announcements.  

Gather with the other women this month on Wednesday, May 21st at JuniperBar & Grill in the Sedona Golf Resort, in the VOC. It’s fun to see friends andenjoy good conversation over lunch. In case you don’t get that Evite, please reach out to Barb to sign upfor your future invitation at bbmalat@gmail.com.

Meets on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month from 10:30 am - 12 noon, unless otherwise indicated. You’re welcome to join us in person or on Zoom - no RSVP needed. 

May 9 - at Marj Haas’ home, 20 Sandstone Dr., West Sedona 
Topic: Passion - What are you passionate about? Has that changed in recent years? Are you involved with the things you are passionate about? If not, why not?   

May 23 - at Cheryl Sinn’s home, 790 Sunshine Lane, West Sedona 
Topic: Less doing – more being.  

Participation through Zoom is generally available. Please contact the host if you wish to be included via Zoom for any given meeting. In that case, you may click here to join the meeting.

Coffee and tea is generally 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.