Service Sunday: Imagining an Equitable Community

Online Worship Service

One Sunday a month rather than having our regular Sunday Worship Service after a shortened worship service, we focus on Service and Education to support our community. As we continue to explore this month’s theme of imagination, how do we imagine a post-pandemic equitable community where everyone gets what they need? What concrete support and actions can PrairieUU take to create the community we imagine?

PrairieUU SERVICE SUNDAY

GET RRRRREADY FOR SERVICE SUNDAY: OPEN SPACE CLEAN UP + PARKER

TASK FORCE FOOD DRIVE

To prep for our upcoming Service Sunday on 1/24, stock up on items needed by the Parker Task Force. See the Parker Task Force needs list here.

There are three ways to contribute these items in a socially distant manner:

  • INDIVIDUAL DROP OFF – Prior to church on 1/24, you may drop off goods on the Bishop’s front porch, 8775 Little Sunflower Pl, Parker; you may text Melissa to coordinate at 720-471-0853 but not required
  • SHOP AND DROP – for those of you who are uncomfortable or unable to shop, prior to church on 1/24, reach out to the Justice League or contact Kim or Melissa if you would like to coordinate with someone to shop for you and drop off items.
  • GROUP DROP OFF – On the day of church, 1/24, at any time between 8:30 and 9:30, you may drop off your contributions in person at the Open Space Clean Up parking lot. Mask, gloves, and 6-foot distancing required.

And as long as you are there … OPEN SPACE CLEAN UP!!

Where’s our Open Space? Baldwin Gulch, trailhead at Twenty Mile Road and Ponderosa Drive (see a map of the area to clean below).

PUUC_OpenSpace Clean Up3

Watch Worship Live at 10:30 am

Phone-In:

361-360-8585‬ PIN: ‪992 842 341‬#.

 

 

9:30 am LifeSpan (Children’s Program)
https://meet.google.com/smb-ogcq-gva

 

11:30 am Candles of Community
https://meet.google.com/isd-uktw-bgx

 

11:45 am LifeSpan (Youth (6-12)
https://meet.google.com/sho-ivyz-qvc

 

11:45 am LifeSpan (Adults)
https://meet.google.com/mve-baud-jv

 

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Ralph Waldo Mouse Says:
“Imagination is more important than knowledge.”

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