Join us for an hour of discussion, action, and community building in the intersectional fight for justice!

Topics vary weekly; find our latest issue in the Weekly Update newsletter, or check out archived topics at uuca.org/powerhour

Click HERE to register for sessions in April 2021

Click HERE to register for sessions in May 2021

Senior Youth Group Meeting – Grades 9-12

Join us on zoom for our Senior Youth Group Meeting!
UUCA’s Youth and Children’s Religious Education is designed to support the whole teenager. Through education in spiritual practices and exposure to different religious traditions, our developmentally appropriate curriculum encourages and supports participants of all ages to connect with their individual journeys to find purpose and meaning.

Register here to receive the link to join on zoom.

Join us on Zoom for Religious Education Classes: we begin at 10:00am all together, then split into various classes by age/grade led by teacher teams.
UUCA’s Youth and Children’s Religious Education is designed to support the whole child. Through education in spiritual practices and exposure to different religious traditions, our developmentally appropriate curriculum encourages and supports participants of all ages to connect with their individual journeys to find purpose and meaning.

Register here to receive the link to join on zoom.

Please note: On Sunday, May 2nd, Family Chapel will take the place of our usual weekly classes.

Dismantling Patriarchy One I Love You At a Time

Why do we hide our light under a bushel, and hide our true feelings?  Patriarchy, white supremacy, capitalism, and misogyny have tempered something we should be living exuberantly: expressing our love, passion and care for each other.

Join us for the final sermon in our worship series NORMALIZE THIS:

Normality is the term for when an individual adapts to the most common and expected behavior in society.  What is our theological relationship to normalcy?  For our collective liberation and a just world, we must normalize some behaviors that are now seen as radical or rare.  Unitarian Universalism has never been concerned with what is normal, but how might we take what is viewed as marginal and bring it into the realm of the “normal.”  Does the concept of normal serve our Spiritual imagination?

Join us for our yearly Congregational Town Halls to prep for our Congregational Meeting! 

We can’t wait to share our triumphs, opportunities for growth, and visions for the future.

SUNDAY, 5/2/2021 at 3:30 PM

SUNDAY, 5/9/2021 at 3:30 pm

Register HERE

Join Women Empowered to Help Moms and Neighbors this Mother’s Day!

Women Empowered is hosting their monthly food drive for Toco Community Food Bank! Please bring boxed and canned food. We are also collecting diapers, sizes 4, 5, and 6. Help your neighbors and come by and see us!

Drop off goods at The Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta, 3107 Clairmont Rd. Suite A, Atlanta, GA., 30329, on May 9th from 2:00-4:00 PM.

New to UUCA? Join our Inquirers Class!
Every Sunday evening at 7:30pm

Join us each Sunday evening for an introduction to the history, values, and culture of Unitarian Universalism. Whether you’re a new member or a visitor, this is a great opportunity to learn more about our faith and its roots.

Click here to sign up for the Inquirers series.

Take Courageous Action with the Immigrant Action Team!

The Immigrant Action Team invites you to join them in seeking justice and safety for immigrants and an improved system of immigration. Meeting monthly on every second Sunday, they solicit letters for Stewart detainees, perform immigrant justice demonstrations, materially support detainees, take part in immigration court watch, and discuss relevant texts and films.

Email immigrantaction@uuca.org to attend IAT.

Climate & Public Health

Join Adult Religious Education for the first part of a three-part series presented in partnership with Georgia Interfaith Power & Light and the Climate Action Team.

In this second session, learn about Environmental Racism with Neha Pathak, a board member with Georgia Interfaith Power & Light and licensed physician.

Register HERE

Gentle Yoga classes with Joy Kniskern occur on Thursdays at 10:30 AM

If you have not had a chance to take one of these wonderful gentle yoga classes, please email Joy Kniskern at jekniskern@gmail.com to receive the class zoom link.

“Countries, sovereignty, citizenship, and laws are all social constructions: abstractions invented by humans.”

― Aviva Chomsky, Undocumented: How Immigration Became Illegal

Judi Morath of the Immigrant Action Team is leading a 4-part book discussion group guided by the Unitarian Universalist College of Social Justice. Join in the reading and discussion of this urgent work in immigration justice.

The IAT Book Club will meet every Sunday starting May 16 and ending June 6 from 4:00-5:00 PM. If you would like to join, or have time constraints and would like to discuss an alternative meeting time, please email immigrantaction@uuca.org.

Please join us for discussions around the climate crises, legislation, and social justice. The Climate Action Team meets monthly every 3rd Monday on Zoom. If you are concerned about the climate and the issues affected by it, please come join us on our Zoom meeting. Please contact Bert Pearce at bertpearce1@comcast.net to get sign up information.

If you are concerned about the climate crises and/or social justice issues, please check out the UU Ministry for the Earth site at uumfe.org.

Quarterly Communications Meeting

This is the first Quarterly Communications Meeting for Congregant Groups and Committees. In this meeting, Communications Coordinator Shay Stewart and representatives from community groups will discuss past strategies, current practices and changes, and desired outcomes for the future. Shay will also review and field questions regarding methods of promoting group events and announcements.

If you would like to attend, please email shay.stewart@uuca.org.