We are currently seeking several helpers for the next few months, including:-People to donate snacks for Interfaith Mission Camp-Musicians to play during worship services-Social media helpers-Worship tech and slide helpers Please contact the office or media specialist to get started! Thank you!
2:00 – 5:00 PM – All Ages7:00 – 9:00 PM – 18+
Gather together in person to participate in online interactive workshop to craft statements for presentation at the next Georgia Public Service Commission Hearing on May 27-30. “Georgia Power has proposed a plan that relies on harmful fuels to create corporate profits. It’s time to let our elected representatives know that they represent the people, not … Continue reading Watch Party This Saturday 5/17 – RSVP Here
Please refer to your email for the most recent budget updates, or connect with the board at board@hsuuc.org.
Submitted by MaryAnn Fitzgerald All are invited to an exciting concert at High Street on May 10th at 1pm! Among other repertoire, OurSong Atlanta will premiere a newly commissioned work about Pauli Murray by Steve Milloy. This group last sang here in 2017. The Music Department is proud to sponsor this event! We have many … Continue reading Music Notes – May 2, 2025
Dear High Street,In the spirit of connection and intergenerational learning, we are thrilled to introduce ournew “High Street Pen Pals: Kids & Caring Adults” program! This initiative pairschildren in our congregation with adult members in a joyful exchange of letters, stories,and shared values.Whether through handwritten notes, drawings, or shared reflections, this program willhelp our children feel supported … Continue reading Religious Education Updates – May 2025
Those who would be interested in attending a UU Class in late May or early June, please connect with Kim at membership@hsuuc.org and let us know your time preference for about 2.5 hours of class. Options: weekday evening, Sunday after church, Saturday morning or let us know what would work for you!
This year’s camp is July 8-11, 2025!
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