You are invited to participate in this year’s annual auction. Community members offer services and items, community members bid on services and items, and our community grows stronger. Don’t miss this! Offer Something: Donations are being accepted right now! Consider what events, services, and items you might offer and submit them online before Sunday, September 27. Save these … Continue reading Help Build Community Through This Year’s Auction

AUUC Crafters meet on the 3rd Tuesday of every month from 7-9pm in the Gallery. Our next meeting is Sept. 15.  Bring your own project or use our supplies to learn something new. We have time for show and tell, as well as project troubleshooting, if you need any help. As our Church moves towards … Continue reading AUUC Crafters, Sept. 15

The Women’s Book Discussion Group will meet via Zoom Sept. 15 to discuss A Marriage at sea: a true story of love, obsession, and shipwreck by Sophie Elmhirst. Members of the group will receive a Zoom invitation before the meeting. Coming up 10/20/2026 Remarkably Bright Creatures: A Novel / Shelby Van Pelt 11/17/2026 Memorial Days … Continue reading Women’s Book Discussion Group, Sept. 15

What better place than Beacon House‘s Camp LEAP for urban children and teens to go during the summer to learn how to swim, visit Helix Center for Innovation, enjoy sports and crafts, serve as counselors, and have computer time! Then, once school resumes, what an opportunity for these young people to participate after school in homework … Continue reading September Outreach Collection: Beacon House

Musicians and Choir Members Are you a musician who would like to share their abilities for a service? We would love for you to play or sing at AUUC! Whether it’s classical, jazz, musical theater, pop, folk, or anything else, music director Brad Rinaldo would like to know more! If interested in performing during services, please … Continue reading Make Music with AUUC

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe Now in our third year, Racial Justice and True Accotink Colors host a monthly Banned Book Club on the second Tuesday of every month. This month, we will discuss Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. Published in 1958 and set in Colonial Nigeria, this novel is the story of Okonkwo, a … Continue reading Read & Discuss Banned Books, Aug. 11

Please consider purchasing any of the 10 food items that we’ll be packing into bags during our next meal packing assembly on Sunday, Aug. 30. The join us after service on Aug. 30 to pack the bags Children, teens and adults are all invited to participate in this fun and generous activity held in the sanctuary … Continue reading No Child Goes Hungry: Weekend Meal Packing, Aug. 30

Monthly Potluck, Aug. 9 Bring a dish to share and join us for food and friendship after service Aug. 9

Bake Sale to support the Meal Pack Progam next Sunday August 2nd! Please bring food to sell and cash to buy next Sunday, in our annual Bake sale that supplements the Meal Pack program to help students in Halley ES. Each year our church has been wildly generous, let’s do it again this year, and … Continue reading Bake Sale, Aug. 2

The Ethiopian Community Development Council (ECDC) is a multicultural, community-based organization that helps newcomers to the U.S. realize their potential and make positive contributions to American society. Founded in 1983 to assist Ethiopian refugees, ECDC currently assists refugees mostly from Afghanistan and Ukraine. As a national refugee resettlement agency, ECDC takes responsibility for assigning refugees … Continue reading July Outreach Collection: Ethiopian Community Development Council