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Adult Faith Engagement

At Neighborhood Church, we strive to provide Lifelong Learning opportunities which will foster your spiritual exploration, introduce you to new people, deepen on-going relationships, and strengthen your involvement in our church community.

We offer programs that enrich, educate, and empower, through classes, small groups, special events, lectures, workshops, and retreats.

For more information about what classes are offered, see our weekly newsletter. To subscribe to the newsletter, email Rylie Covone, Communications Specialist.

Adult Faith Engagement

For more information about any of these opportunities, please visit the calendar. 

  • Young Adult Group (20s & 30s): Join us for a time of spiritual reflection while building friendship and community. For more information contact youngadults@neighborhooduu.org. Newcomers are welcome!
  • Chalice Circles:Our small group ministry for members. Sign-ups start in July. Monthly meetings run September through May. Click HERE for more information or to register.
  • Drop-In Chalice Circle (open to all, no registration required. Monthly meeting in person)
  • Gentle Yoga (weekly on Zoom)
  • Shakespeare Club (monthly on Zoom)
  • Queer (LGBTQIA+) Connections (monthly in person)
  • Fiber Arts and Textile Enthusiasts Group (F.A.T.E) (monthly in person)

 

Dirt Divas

Ever wondered how our campus stays so lush and vibrant? The Dirt Divas are a group of volunteers who work all year long to design, plant, weed and otherwise nurture all the green spaces you enjoy and that make our church grounds welcoming and beautiful.

They began their work as Dirt Divas during the Pandemic, when there was a need to work safely outdoors, in the company of friends, and their commitment is still strong. The Divas usually meet every other Tuesday morning from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM, and Saturdays on occasion to accommodate our helpers’ busy schedules!

They are always accepting helpful hands on an occasional basis, or better yet, as a member of our ongoing group. Bring a hat, and a trowel and gloves if you have them. Whether or not you have gardening experience – you will find a great community and a sense of accomplishment!

Please contact Sue Iri (sirigrafx@gmail.com) with any questions.

Links to Our Larger Denomination Resources 

There are many ways to connect with our fellow Unitarian Universalists! Here are some, click on any link below to learn more. 

Unitarian Universalist Association

Allies for Racial Equity

Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism

Diverse & Revolutionary UU Multicultural Ministries

EqUUal Access

Side with Love

UU College of Social Justice