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Come join High Street’s Sage Circle on March 22nd at 2 pm to celebrate Ostara and the Spring Equinox. We’ll celebrate the day and night which give us equal light and dark and occurs only twice a year. We will plant new seeds, spiritually and possibly literally, of new beginnings and welcome back spring in the Northern Hemisphere.

Feel free to bring food for yourself or something to share with the group (single serve type foods are best). Foods in tune with this sabbat include egg dishes, honey cakes, fruits of the season, fish, cakes, honey, biscuits and cheeses. You can also include foods made of seeds, such as sunflower, pumpkin, sesame seeds and pine nuts. Sprouts, leafy green vegetables, asparagus and flower dishes are often included too.

If interested and you require more info, please send an email to sagecircle@hsuuc.org or to join and RSVP our FB group is High Street Pagan Pathways. Join our ritual with open heart and open mind. Blessed Be!

Weekend Lunch 2026: Living Our Values Through Shared Meals

At High Street Unitarian Universalist Church, our commitment to social justice is not abstract—it is lived, practiced, and shared in real ways. One of the most tangible expressions of that commitment is our participation in Weekend Lunch at Christ Church, a ministry that offers nourishment, dignity, and community to our neighbors who need it most.

In 2026, the High Street UUC Social Justice Team will once again partner in this vital effort on the following weekends:

• February 28–March 1

• May 2–3

• August 1–2

• October 17–18

These weekends are more than dates on a calendar. They are opportunities to live our faith through action—by showing up, preparing meals, serving with kindness, and offering hospitality without judgment. A shared lunch can be a powerful act of justice. It affirms the worth and dignity of every person, builds relationships across difference, and reminds us that care for one another is holy work.

Weekend Lunch reflects a simple but profound truth: goodness grows when people come together. Volunteers often report that they receive as much as they give—connection, perspective, and a deeper sense of belonging to something larger than themselves.

Whether you are able to help cook, serve, donate supplies, or simply spread the word, your participation matters. This ministry depends on collective effort, and every contribution helps ensure that our neighbors are met with respect, warmth, and a good meal.

If you have questions or would like to get involved, please contact Gaye by call or text at 478-955-4519, or email socialjustice@hsuuc.org.

Together, let us continue to put love into action—one weekend, one meal, and one act of justice at a time.

High Street UUC Social Justice Team