Join us on Saturday, October 17 at 4 PM for Game Night! Bring your favorite board game to share. Bring your favorite board game to share. Pizza will be provided!

All ages are welcome.

Questions? Contact Ryan / Kristin

Age Range: Elementary - Middle (~Pre-K to 6th) with Teen helpers

Meeting Location: Either Fellowship Hall or Gazebo area of Playground, depending on weather

Date: 3rd Sundays of the Month, starting in October

Class Time: 11 AM (attend service through the Time for All Sages, then proceed to class) - end of service (around noon to 12:15)

Facilitators: Kristin R. and Nathaniel B.

This year, our Children’s Religious Education program is using the UUA Woven Faith Religious Education (RE) Packets, a flexible and engaging curriculum designed for Unitarian Universalist congregations.

Each month (October–June), we’ll explore a new theme filled with:

• Meaningful stories from diverse voices and traditions

• Hands-on games, crafts, and activities

• Embodied chalice lightings and extinguishings

• Videos, experiential learning, and creative projects

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation and on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

Children and youth will be dismissed to programming after the Time for All Sages.

After service, please join us for a potluck lunch.

Join us for UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults).

Upcoming Dates: Oct. 18, Nov. 15, Dec. 20

What is UU Compass Small Group?

Join us for UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) that explores how to use our UU Values as we interact with the world.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Who is UU Compass Small Group for?

Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Facilitators: Kristin R. and Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Join us at GNUUC on October 18th at 3:30PM for a concert by Shawn Tairyu Head. Attendance is free and open to the public.

https://www.tairyushakuhachi.com/

With an active performing and recording schedule, and a growing studio of students, Shawn Tairyu Head has dedicated himself to bringing the shakuhachi to new audiences around the world. While he embraces the traditional melodies of the ancient repertoire known as honkyoku, his classical conservatory training and Western spiritual perspective make him equally at home composing and commissioning new works that explore the unique sonic possibilities of the shakuhachi. As a performer, composer, and teacher, his goal is nothing less than a shakuhachi revival.

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation and on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

Children and youth will be dismissed to programming after the Time for All Sages.

After service, please join us for a potluck lunch.

Theme: Join us as we introduce the November Woven Faith theme of “Covenant.” An interactive, multi-generational service. All ages are welcome!

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation, as well as on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

After the service, join us for a potluck lunch.

Join us on Saturday, November 7 at 4:30 PM for Movie Night with pizza and popcorn!

Cost: This is an Auction Fundraiser Event. If you purchased tickets at the Auction, you are set. Otherwise, we encourage a suggested donation of $10.

We’ll be watching Wicked For Good, the continuation of the Wicked series. It is rated PG.

Adults - you will enjoy this movie too! Please come! Wicked reframes a familiar fantasy based on The Wizard of OZ, through complex moral, political, and social questions. It challenges the ideas of good and evil, showing how systems of power define morality to maintain control. The main character, Elphaba refuses to conform when she sees injustice, choosing truth over reputation. Wicked also explores how propaganda, fear, and bureaucracy sustain power. The Wizard’s regime depends on controlling narratives and silencing dissent. In short, Wicked asks profoundly adult questions: What does it cost to stay true to your values? How do we tell truth from illusion when authority shapes the story?

Age Range: Elementary - Middle (~Pre-K to 6th) with Teen helpers

Meeting Location: Either Fellowship Hall or Gazebo area of Playground, depending on weather

Date: 3rd Sundays of the Month

Class Time: 11 AM (attend service through the Time for All Sages, then proceed to class) - end of service (around noon to 12:15)

Facilitators: Kristin R. and Nathaniel B.

This year, our Children’s Religious Education program is using the UUA Woven Faith Religious Education (RE) Packets, a flexible and engaging curriculum designed for Unitarian Universalist congregations.

Each month (October–June), we’ll explore a new theme filled with:

• Meaningful stories from diverse voices and traditions

• Hands-on games, crafts, and activities

• Embodied chalice lightings and extinguishings

• Videos, experiential learning, and creative projects

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation and on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

Children and youth will be dismissed to programming after the Time for All Sages.

After service, please join us for a potluck lunch.

Join us for UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults).

Upcoming Dates: Nov 15, Dec 20

What is UU Compass Small Group?

Join us for UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) that explores how to use our UU Values as we interact with the world.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Who is UU Compass Small Group for?

Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Facilitators: Kristin R. and Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

During lunch, we’ll be making 32 snack bags for our Room In The Inn (RITI) guests to take with them after they spend the night.

To sign up contact Kristin R. (email kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org or via Slack.)

Join us for a potluck chili dinner and to decorate the building for the holidays! All ages welcome.

We need 5 people to bring a pot of chili to share. The rest of y’all can bring sides/desserts.

After dinner, we will decorate the building for the holidays.

Then, join us for an evening of Trivia! We’ll form teams and have several fun (and random!) categories to choose from. Prizes too!

Age Range: Elementary - Middle (~Pre-K to 6th) with Teen helpers

Meeting Location: Either Fellowship Hall or Gazebo area of Playground, depending on weather

Date: 3rd Sundays of the Month

Class Time: 11 AM (attend service through the Time for All Sages, then proceed to class) - end of service (around noon to 12:15)

Facilitators: Kristin R. and Nathaniel B.

This year, our Children’s Religious Education program is using the UUA Woven Faith Religious Education (RE) Packets, a flexible and engaging curriculum designed for Unitarian Universalist congregations.

Each month (October–June), we’ll explore a new theme filled with:

• Meaningful stories from diverse voices and traditions

• Hands-on games, crafts, and activities

• Embodied chalice lightings and extinguishings

• Videos, experiential learning, and creative projects

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Join us for UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults).

What is UU Compass Small Group?

Join us for UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) that explores how to use our UU Values as we interact with the world.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Who is UU Compass Small Group for?

Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Facilitators: Kristin R. and Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)