Of the Completion of the Legacy Fund Campaign Sunday, November 2nd A Catered Luncheon Will Be Provided Immediately After the Service with Special Live Entertainment The Capital Campaign Committee and the Board of SGUUF are hosting a congregational party to celebrate the overwhelming generosity of our congregation in surpassing the $180,000 Legacy Fund campaign goal. All members and friends of our congregation are invited to attend this luncheon to hear the results of our cap

This Sunday we'll ask how our Soul Matters theme, of Cultivating Compassion, intersects with our call to Generosity, Generosity of spirit. Generosity with our time, energy, talent and treasure. Podcast of the Sermon Available on Youtube and Spotify : Youtube: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1rPFerU2tkkVohiVPZ3ygj?si=fhmDuQ2-Rj6EmGJ20HTEUQ

How will we answer that question? Those of us who have found a spiritual home in this UU Fellowship certainly hope so. The pioneers who took the bold step to purchase our SGUUF facilities in 2013 planned for it to be here into perpetuity. A host of committed and generous members and friends of our Fellowship over the past dozen years have invested in the continued presence of our UU church in Georgetown as we preserved through a pandemic and difficult leadership changes.

On Sunday, October 5 th , our congregation will be invited to join the Board of SGUUF and two dozen advanced donors in supporting a capital campaign aimed at keeping our UU presence in Georgetown for years to come. This campaign is designed to build upon the legacy of the 53 members who raised $175,000 in 2013 to purchase our current church facilities. The goal of this Legacy Fund Campaign is to secure financial commitments of $180,000 from our members and friends over the

If you’ve been visiting San Gabriel and want to learn more about membership — what it means, what we expect of one another, and to have your questions answered — join us for conversation and fellowship after worship on Sunday, October 5, from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. in the Fellowship House . Please sign up at the Welcome Table; childcare is available upon request. If you decide you’d like to make San Gabriel your spiritual home, our next Joining Ceremony will be during worship

Help Support Our Growing Children’s RE Program I’m excited to share that our Children’s Religious Exploration program is growing! We’ve got more families showing up, more kids getting involved, and more chances to create meaningful experiences together. It also means we could really use some extra help. I’m reaching out to see if you’d consider volunteering with us. Whether you’ve got an hour every now and then or you’re up for something more regular, we could use your help.

We talk a lot about being 'Unitarians'. But do we spend enough time reflecting on what that word means? Where it comes from? Who it...

The Caring Team of SGUUF is ready to assist any member who needs assistance due to illness, injury, hospitalization, or other need for...

Join us for part 6 of an 8 part series exploring the official "Principles & Purposes" of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Love at...

Join us for part 5 of an 8 part series exploring the official "Principles & Purposes" of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Love at...

Join us for a challenging conversation - Keith's experience of the Hands-Off Protests at the Capitol in Austin were 99% positive, Eric's...

It will be a Magic Summer for the children in RE and that means a focus on the three magic S's : S ervice, S ilence (and Meditation), and S unshine (and Movement). We could use some help from the congregation with a few of our service projects this summer. On 7/20, the children in RE will be writing kind book notes to place in books in free little libraries. If anyone has old children's books they would like to donate to various local free little libraries, the children

Homework - Read the Tenth and Final Chapter (Love at the Center) of our Congregational Read: What It Takes to Heal by Prentis Hemphill....

Happy Pride Month to all our friends, families (chosen or not), and beautifully unique peoples! SGUUF loves you, welcomes you, and is...

No Kings: A Day of Resistance and Ridicule Saturday, June 14 5-8 p.m. State Capitol in Austin 1100 Congress Avenue Hundreds of events...

Homework - Read the Ninth Chapter (Courage) of our Congregational Read: What It Takes to Heal by Prentis Hemphill. Come prepared to...

Attached are year-end reports from staff and teams: Pulpiteer Report Social Justice Report Teams and Staff Reports Click here to view the...

Freedom (Soul Matters) & Flower Communion, Followed by our Annual Congregational Meeting this Sunday All are encouraged to bring a flower...

Dear Folks, our congregation has been invited to help a student at Southwestern University to coordinate a food bank project that looks very promising. The student's name is Bryce Stiemert and he is the student government president in the class of 2025. After learning some of the details about this program, our group volunteered the church to serve as both a collection/distribution point using our parking lot. This will begin on Saturday, June 21 from 9-11 am in our church

We will hold an information meeting after church on Sunday May 18 . We will present the proposed budget for next year, and proposed...