Ongoing Adult Education
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We offer a large variety of in-person and virtual adult faith formation groups and classes. Pandemic protocols require that all participants sign up by 5:00pm the day before the meeting. Thank you! Some Sunday Adult Forums are also offered Virtually. Click here to see the available streams.
Women's Study Group
Wednesday May 4 & 18
10:00am
May 4: bring a poem, essay, scripture, excerpt from a book, hymn etc. that you like and speaks to you. Each person will read what they brought and talk about what the reading means to them. May 18: we’ll have a party outside and pick our books for the next year. That said, be ready to pivot. (Marcia Gardner: 505-670-5186, marcia.chavez3@gmail.com)
Pretty Good Guys
Wednesdays May 11 & 25
10:30am Noon
All men invited to join in this twice-monthly gathering. We’re sharing our family immigration stories and linking them to stories of current refugees and immigrants as well as Biblical stories (Greg Gaertner, 505-428-8910, greg.gaertner@comcast.net)
Strengthening the Pivots
Thursday Mornings
8:00-9:00am on Zoom
Join in exploring the scriptures for the upcoming Sunday with others from across the country. We focus on strengthening the “Pivots of Faith.” Sign up at unitedchurchsf@gmail.com.
Sunday "2nd Hours" Adult Forums
Sundays at 11:15 after 10:00 Worship
A Time of Thanks and Blessings
Sunday, May1
11:15am
We continue the celebration of Jacquelyn Helin’s ministry of music with United and wish her Godspeed.
Honoring Our Youth Initiates
Sunday, May15
11:15am
After the “Rite of Initiation to Adulthood” in 10:00 worship, the six Youth Initiates are celebrated in a special reception in their honor.
The Status of Water in Rural New Mexico
Sunday, May 22
11:15am
Blanca Surgeon, a long-time member of United, gives a presentation on both the state of water amidst the drought and the impact of recent legislation. Blanca works for the Rural Community Assistance Corporation.
Wildfire Protection: What You Need to Know
Sunday, May 29
Livestream
11:15am
Protecting yourself today means having sources for information, preparing your home or workplace, developing an emergency communications plan, and knowing what to do when a wildfire is approaching your home or community. Learn about how you can prepare yourself, your family, and your home during this ongoing fire season. (United and Fire Adapted Communities Network member Marlita Reddy-Hjelmfelt plus guest presenter.)