Caring Circle - Needs and concerns of the community are coordinated through the Caring Circle.
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Why no phone numbers?
If you are a new member or even just a friend of Prairie, you may be wondering where the contact information is for meetings and other activities. In order to try to preserve the privacy of our members (as well as trying to reduce the amount of spam), we have purposefully not put up individual email addresses or phone numbers. If you would like this contact information, please send an email to
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to obtain a copy of the Prairie UU directory.
The 2010 General Assembly (GA) of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) closed last night in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with delegates making strong commitments to human rights and social justice work...
Minister, author, and teacher Rev. Jane Rzepka is the 2010 recipient of the Award for Distinguished Service to the Cause of Unitarian Universalism from the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA)...
Awakening the Dreamer
Join the Prairie UU congregation, plus Social Justice and Green Team members from other Front Range UU churches, to explore a new global vision built on Sustainability, Spiritual Fulfillment and Social Justice.
Attend the Awakening the Dreamer, Changing the Dream Symposium and come together with conscious, aware people who care about what’s happening in the world, our community and with our families. We’ll look at our biggest challenges and opportunities today:
• The state of our industrial world and the thinking that got us where we are today
• A new dream—new ideas about what really matters— leading to deep connection and surprising solutions
• How you can be part of what’s emerging—because you already are!
An intensive weekend training designed to prepare leaders to teach the “Our Whole Lives” (O.W.L.) program to Elementary aged children. “Our Whole Lives” is based on a philosophy of comprehensive sexuality education that helps participants make informed and responsible decisions about their sexual health and behavior.
The UU Peacemaking Congregational Study Action Issue
As Unitarian Universalists, we have the opportunity to take action on issues that are important to us individually and as a religion. There are many opportunities for involvement—locally, nationally and internationally.
One opportunity that occurs at a national level is the Congregational Study Action Issue (CSAI). Each year at the General Assembly our association votes on an important issue to study and take action on. After an issue is chosen, the Commission on Social Witness (CSW) undergoes years of study, research and practice. The CSW then drafts a Statement of Conscience (SOC), receives comments and suggestions from congregations, and then a vote is taken on whether to place the Statement of Conscience on the Final Agenda at the next GA to be further revised and voted upon.
