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Survival Skills

Rev. Tina Squire

In the second installment of a 3 part series on thriving through challenges, we will look more closely at ways we can strengthen our personal endurance and give and take from the sustenance of community. We will take insight from Sheryl Sandburg who endured the sudden loss of her husband and speaks of a “platinum … Continued

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  • MLK Jr. Parade January 21, 2020 Sky Island UU was well represented at the Martin Luther King, Jr. parade in Sierra Vista on Monday.
  • SOLAR PROJECT UPDATE January 21, 2020 We now have 18 solar panels on the roof of the church. Once they are connected, we will be producing enough solar power to cover our annual electricity usage.
Pacific Western Region Newsletter

Pacific Western Region Newsletter

Read the latest newsletter from the UUA Pacific Western Region. Links are available in the newsletter to a number of great webinars.

Pacific Western Region Newsletter
THINGS TO DO

THINGS TO DO

There are many fun and interesting activities at our church. Please join us! The (sometimes) first Thursday hikes will resume on Thursday, Sept 5 with a most-of-the-day outing to the Chiricahua National Monument. Since this spectacular park is an hour and 40 minutes from Sierra Vista we will meet at the church at 8:30 am, half an hour earlier than usual. If you are coming from Bisbee or Tombstone carpools should arrive at the Schiefflin Hall parking lot no later than 9:30.

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