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A wholehearted community feeding body, mind and spirit.
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Sunday, February 5
Tragic Optimism Paula Sejut-Dvorak, Lay Worship Leader Julia Beckman, Worship Associate “Tragic Optimism” is a phrase coined by Viktor Frankl in his book "Man’s Search for Meaning." It is an antidote to despair and toxic positivity, both of which permeate our world these days. This service will explore the concept of tragic optimism with regard to our well-being and a sense of purpose in our lives. 
Weekly Coffee Hour 11:30 AM Central Time on Sundays All attending church in person are invited downstairs to the Alice Warren Room following the service to enjoy coffee or tea, a small treat, and good conversation with fellow members and friends. If you are watching the service on YouTube, please log on to Zoom to chat with other members and friends virtually following the service. If you are calling in by phone, please refer to this week's News & Notes for access details. Upcoming ServicesFebruary 12: Rev. Suzelle Lynch February 19: Professor Matthew Countryman February 26: Worship Committee March 5: Rev. Beth Johnson Young PeopleReligious Education takes place in our religious education building during the service. Contact our Director of Programs, Pam Fodor, for more information.
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We are on YouTube!
Our weekly services are livestreamed on our YouTube channel and we maintain an archive of past services there as well.
Justice WorkIt is impossible to struggle for civil rights, equal rights for blacks, without including whites. Because equal rights, fair play, justice, are all like the air; we all have it or none of us has it. That is the truth of it. ~ Maya Angelou
The Social Justice Circle brings together multiple teams to ensure that we are coordinated, and to find opportunities for deepening connections. The Social Justice Circle teams include:
These teams work together with UUANI and UUPMI , other faith communities and partners to advance our values. For more detailed information, most teams are listed separately on this website. At the root of our UU faith is that we are all connected; we are more ourselves, the more we connect with others. So join the work of the Social Justice Circle and see what we can accomplish together! For info, contact socialjustice@hinsdaleunitarian.org. |
EngageMake a difference in your world. UCH offers many ways to connect, learn, share, grow, volunteer, and engage. Bring your passion and your gifts and we will find space for you to thrive.
In addition to the Sunday morning service, members and friends can also gather to study religion and religious history, morality and ethics. They might work to further a cleaner environment or provide help to one another, enjoy one another’s company and just have fun. Like in any organization, church life is enriched the more one participates. The following are some of the committees, events, workshops and programs that help shape this congregation. They are open to anyone interested.
Ways to Get Involved
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LearnLife becomes religious whenever we make it so: when some new light is seen, when some deeper appreciation is felt, when some larger outlook is gained, when some nobler purpose is formed, when some task is well done. ~ Sophia Lyon Fahs
Our Director of Religious Education, Pam Fodor, with support from our strong Religious Education Committee, takes great care in preparing fun, captivating, classes, workshops, activities and worship services to help our folks explore their Unitarian Universalist beliefs and values as they grow and mature. Pam Fodor is happy to speak with you further about the program. Please feel free to contact her at 630-323-2885 Ext. 110 or re@hinsdaleunitarian.org.
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