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Upcoming Events at UUMAN

November 2 - 7



Daytimers


Wednesday, November 4 at 12:15pm

When: Every Wednesday at 12pm - 1pm

Join us for a wide-ranging discussion of current events, formerly held at different locations every week, but currently held virtually via Zoom.
For more information contact Dan Ben-David.



Chalice Choir Rehearsal


Wednesday, November 4 at 7pm

Chalice Choir Rehearsal 7:00-8:45pm
contact Alex Pietsch Music Director
musicdirector@uuman.org



Circle of Women


Friday, November 6 at 10am


Merilee is the contact.
When: First Friday 10:00 to noon.
Where: http://meet.google.com/yvm-kqcz-fmd



UUMAN Bookworms


Friday, November 6 at 7pm

UUMAN Bookworms is open to all thoughtful readers who enjoy lively discussion. We meet on the first Friday evening of every month. During this meeting, we will discuss Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Email bookworms@uuman.org for more information or to be added to the group email list.



NFCC Volunteer Day


Saturday, November 7

Join us in our monthly volunteer date at NFCC (North Fulton Community Charities)!
Please note: NFCC is unable to accommodate more than six volunteers. We kindly ask that you not bring additional volunteers. Minimum age to volunteer is 13. Ages 13-15 must volunteer with a parent/guardian. All volunteers under age 18 must bring a parent-signed waiver. If there are teens in the group, at least half of the group must be adults.

NFCC 11275 Elkins Rd. Roswell, GA 30076

Signups will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Signup at the link below:
https://uuman.breezechms.com/form/8cad201897



Game Night


Saturday, November 7 at 6pm

Ashok and Shelley Nagrani's home address can be found in Breeze. 
Shelley will provide a dinner dish. Please bring a dinner side, dessert or snack to share. 
People usually end up playing 2 or 3 games and staying for 3-4 hours. It's okay to come late or leave early -- some people have as much fun watching games as playing. 
What kind of games? Well, we've never played a Hasbro or Parker Brothers game, so not Monopoly or Candyland. We mostly play newer games that are less about pure luck and don't eliminate players, making them fun to play even when one isn't winning. That being said, bring any game you like to play and see if others are interested in it.



Children and Youth Ministry


  • Elementary Youth Con at the Mountain
    Friday, November 6