Whether you are interested in being more self-sufficient or just looking for a new hobby, here’s your chance to check out some great ideas, including food cultivation, beekeeping, sourdough baking, small engine maintenance, renewable energy, invasive plant management, and MUCH more! The registration fee covers four Green Skills Sampler sessions and a buffet lunch. Childcare …
Groups Meeting in September 2024 Book: Next meeting September 22, at noon (after the service). Want to join the fun? Grab the book: Thomas R Smith’s book Poetry on the Side of Nature, An Essay with Poems and read at least through Page 12. So far the group includes 7 people: Bob & Mary E, …
For the Garden Club: There will be a short garden organizing meeting on Sunday, April 21st after the service. Anyone interested in garden planning is encouraged to attend. If you are not able to be there, but wish input, PLEASE take a minute to email Ann Leake at annleake@sbcglobal.net so we can all be on …
Social Sunday. Service Starts on 10:30 a.m. Join a conversation with Bob Emberger to brainstorm ideas for the summer garden, help with spring projects, and enjoy conversation and snacks with fellow UUs. If you like, you can carpool from UUSRF to UWRF forJens Gunelson’s celebration of life, which starts at 2:00 p.m. This is the …
Society Operations = Community ConnectionsFREEWILL GARAGE SALE – we’ve cleaned out some storage and want to share!!items are available in the SE building on Sunday morning – Lost and Found items tooUUSRF Honey is again stocked for the season in several sizes in our kitchen. Much thanks to Jay Esch and Lunn Huiskamp, let them …
UUSRF Book Study session starting Sept. 17 at 9 a.m. will be discussing “Gathering Moss” by Robin Wall Kimmerer – this is a read-and-share group effort without study guides, prompts, or leadership; just interested folks!
Soon, UUSRF is planning a garden clean-up. Let us know if you can help. If you bag leaves, please feel free to drop them by for composting in our garden; but don’t forget how essential leaf litter can be for local overwintering pollinators and native seeds in your own yard and gardens! PLEASE ONLY BRING LEAVES …
Our garden was very prosperous this year and there several squash varieties that will be available end of this month. They are currently curing up and should be delicious! The first frost hit last week and another is expected any minute now – We hope to be able to do some garden clean up on …
