Mark your calendars to join others from UUCB every Monday night from 6 to 7:30 pm (from August 17 through November 2) for a nonpartisan voter contact night. Activities will include phonebanking, textbanking, writing postcards, and door-knocking. We'll meet in Room 106, the UU the Vote Action Hub. For the latest plans ahead of each Monday night, join the Democracy Task Force email group and check Friday Updates. 

Knowing the basics of social class can help us meet the current moment and mobilize for change.

Participants can expect a presentation about social class in the United States by Indiana University Professor Quentin Wheeler-Bell, whose expertise includes topics such as neoliberalism, urban poverty, and social justice education, and UUCB member and PhD student Kristin Schumacher. Q&A and discussion will follow the presentation. Individuals should sign up to challenge their views on class and to understand their own class position.

A weekly Young Adult hangout where there's a different "Thing" every week. Work on your arts and crafts, discuss books and movies, play a game or just enjoy the company.

A weekly drop-in group to share concerns and prayers on our hearts. The group is led by the minister or one of the members. Each week, there is time for silence, reflection, and sharing.

The primary purpose of the Mud and Lotus Collective is to offer a Buddhist-inspired path to recovery from addiction of all kinds. We gather together every week to do meditation, read from Buddhist recovery books, and have a discussion. Currently meeting at the UU Church of Bloomington on Thursdays at 6:30 pm. Open to all. 
facebook.com/groups/mudandlotus

Choir schedule (starting August 8):

Thursday evenings: 7:00-8:30. Childcare available upon request.

Sunday mornings: 8:45 am rehearsal for 9:30 am service, 10:45 am rehearsal for 11:30 am service. Childcare always available.

Choir exercises body, mind, and spirit. Enhances your vocal fluency and keeps your voice young and flexible. Engages deep listening. Improves posture and lung capacity. Calms and focuses the mind (you won't have time for any other worries during rehearsal). Gives you the best seat in the house for the children's moment. And occasionally puts you smack in the middle of a masterpiece!

We will create sacred space with our circle of participants--all genders welcome--with a poem, guided-meditation, and colorful introductions. We'll listen, write, and collage together; and share (or not) our writing. Notebooks (journals) to collage, and collage materials, scissors, and glue will be provided. And a snack! Facilitated by Glenda Breeden. Saturday, Sept. 26, 1-4pm. Minimum 6, Maximum 12 Register here.