Sedona UU Fellowship resumed having In-Person Sunday services on September 12th in the sanctuary at JCSVV (“the synagogue”). We are excited to be able to meet together again in their beautiful sanctuary with our new minister, Rev. Anthony Mtuaswa Johnson. However, in order to do … read more.
A Message to Our SUUF Members and Friends,
On Sunday, November 14th we will present our SUUF service ““Poetry As A Spiritual Practice”. We would love to feature several of our Fellowship’s original poems, and so we invite you to share your poetry (and/or your voice, if you’d … read more.
Members of the SUUF Board of Trustees met with Reverend Anthony Johnson on Wednesday, July 7, 2021 for the signing of his contract as SUUF’s minister for the year 2021-22. President Chris Seeholzer hosted the gathering, which was also attended by treasurer Tracy Young and … read more.
After more than a year of social distancing, SUUF was able to once again hold our Annual Picnic. About 30 members and friends enjoyed picture-perfect weather under the cottonwood trees in Oak Creek Valley. Kudos to Tracy & Ken for making the arrangements on short … read more.
This exciting class begins Friday, April 9, is being offered at no charge to the SUUF community, and is limited to 12 participants. Click on the title above to learn all about it – and sign up soon!
Come join us for a rare opportunity to explore several works by artist John Henry Waddell through the lens of his partner in life and art, artist Ruth Holland Waddell. We each have our own ways of looking at the world and at art, Ruth will … read more.
JJ O’Brien, President of PFLAG Sedona/Verde Valley, invites the SUUF community to join in a virtual screening of the film “MAJOR!” on Friday Nov 20, the Transgender Day of Remembrance.
This event is sponsored by: Unify Sedona, PFLAG, Northern Arizona Restorative Justice & the Sedona International Film Festival.
The … read more.
The grandson of SUUF’s Barbara Warren and Ron Krumm is featured in this Phoenix area billboard along with his partner, promoting participation of Native communities in this year’s election.
Our own Chris Seeholzer recently wrote a letter that has been published in several local papers and social media platforms. We share it here at the request of several fellowship members.
Tour of the John Henry Waddell Relational Sculpture has been delayed . . .
Mike Upp sends the following update:
We have experienced several technical issues that we need to further work on. We are going to postpone the Zoom Tour for several weeks. I will send … read more.
