For several years, NOAH member organizations have worked on three areas of concern in Nashville: affordable housing, economic equity, and criminal justice.  These issues were identified through one-to-one conversations in a Listening Campaign and selected at the Issues convention in 2014.

The weekend will be filled with fun and fellowship at Natchez Trace State Park.

All are welcome to attend a public Town Hall this Friday, February 15, at 6:30 pm (doors open at 6:00 pm) to discuss how Amazon’s entry into Nashville will affect the future of our city.

The Time For All Sages Team (formerly known as the Storytellers' Team) has voted to change its meeting time.

Our memorial garden is beginning to show signs of spring.

The anniversary of Charles Darwin’s birth, February 12, is celebrated by some as Darwin Day. Darwin, of course, is best known for his theory of evolution through natural selection.

Bella’s RE class has another fundraiser coming up on February 10 when they offer you delicious treats at their bake sale.

We are an interesting and interested group of people, and you have really enjoyed hearing one another's thoughts and insights during the Summersong services.

The Nashville Peace and Justice Center is a community based coalition of organizations and individuals working to promote equity and to create a peaceful, just, and sustainable society through reflection, education, and non-violent action.

The children prepared and served the food, while congregants gave heartily to the Bella family fund. Together, we raised $450 for Bella!  Way to go GNUUC!

The Explorers Class will be hosting a bake sale on Sunday, Feb. 10!

Reavis L. Mitchell, Professor of History, Dean of School of Humanities & Behavioral Social Sciences, Fisk University will be speaking to the L-Club in February.

The service on January 20 will be on the Congregation Study Action Issue mentioned on the Congregation Poll on our Annual UUA Certification Survey. Please take time to read the poll question and materials before Sunday.

Our Share-the-Plate partner for the month of January is the GROW Enrichment.

Ginger Rose Krueck, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Grow Enrichment, will be at church on Jan 6 to make a presentation for Grow Enrichment, our January Share The Plate organization. 

Please join us in cleaning and organizing the pantry on Saturday the 29th from 10-12 noon.

In addition to the four workdays held by the Land Stewardship Committee in 2018 in the Still Spring Memorial Garden, gardeners were out weekly throughout the spring and summer, weeding and pruning.