Please contact Rev. Cynthia if you would like to volunteer to pre-record readings or music for our Christmas Eve service.

Thank you to everyone who attended NOAH’s annual public meeting, “The Fierce Urgency of NOW”, last Sunday! Here is a link to a recording of the event, in case you missed it (or just want to relive it!). Here are links to two news stories about the event, one in the Tennessean and one by WSMV.

One overlooked feature of Still Spring Garden might be the sight and sounds of birds. For a small suburban space, the garden has a wealth of birds, both resident and migratory.

What music represents "healing" to you?

The River of Grass Unitarian Universalist Congregation is selling “Side of Love” face masks as a fundraiser for their congregation.

GNUUC joined with NOAH organization members throughout Nashville to strive for 100% registration and voting among all eligible members. Thanks to everyone who participated in our GNUUC Voter Challenge. We will be reporting at the NOAH Public Meeting this Sunday that at least 96% of our people are committed to voting! Read more>>

New natives promise spring and summer color!

Thank you, Wild Ones!

A "Five Questions" interview to get to know each other.

Black Snake Eggs in Our Garden

Judy G. has a new address! If you would like to send her a card or note, please email gnuuc@gnuuc.org for that information. She would be happy to hear from you!

Your musical suggestions are welcome!

We exist solely to help lgbtq+ children in need to feel safe, secure and valued. Every decision we make is in service to them.

GNUUC is joining NOAH organization members throughout Nashville to strive for 100% registration and voting among all eligible members. Please help us reach our goal by completing the pledge. “The vote is the most powerful nonviolent change agent you have in a democratic society. You must use it because it is not guaranteed. You can lose it.” (John Lewis)

Roses are still in bloom!

It's berry time - look low, look high

Sandy's wattle fence is a work in progress.

Are you or someone you know struggling to pay rent due to a COVID-19-related job loss or reduction? Good news! Affordable Housing Resources, a local non-profit, may be able to help you.

"Peace be with you" is a traditional greeting in Hebrew, Christian, and Islamic traditions. But this "peace" is not just the absence of conflict. It means "completeness," "wholeness," and having what you need. Many Nashvillians are desperate for peace, for wholeness, in the COVID-19 economic crisis – especially those facing eviction.

You’re invited to a nonpartisan, fun, interactive discussion by and for young Tennessee voters. Tune in on Tuesday, September 15, from 7:00 - 8:00 pm to learn everything you need to know about the 2020 election -- when, where, and why you should vote in the state of Tennessee.