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Snowballs in Hell
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Feb 22 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am

Sunday, February 22, 10 a.m., “Snowballs in Hell,” Rev. Leika Lewis: This service will explore the legacy of Black ancestors, examples of resistance, the ways we support each other in practicing resistance today, and how we create space for growth in the midst of challenging times.

Rev. Leika Lewis (they/she) is a UU chaplain, poet, Humanist theologian, and UU community minister. Rev. Leika’s ministry brings movement chaplaincy, embodied ritual, and contemplative practice to people and groups who have experienced religious trauma. As a multi-vocational minister, they also minister through advocacy and continue a decades-long career in organizational strategy and policy.

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Share the Plate: Humanitarian Fund for Displaced Children in Gaza

Our Share the Plate offering in February is for the Humanitarian Fund for Displaced Children in Gaza. Charlene Willis spoke about the program on February 8, at our Sunday service.

Through a mutual aid program that has teams on the ground in Gaza, the Fund is regularly helping to supply at least 12 families with food and clothing. This model provides a direct route for emergency aid/relief that bypasses much of the legislative red tape around incorporation.

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Bilingual ACLU Know your Rights Presentation

On Friday, Jan. 23 2026, UUSD’s Social & Environmental Justice Committee hosted an in-person and live-streamed forum presented in both Spanish and English. This “Individual Interaction with ICE and Law Enforcement Know Your Rights” presentation covered a number of vital topics for members of the community to understand and know when interacting with law enforcement, including ICE.

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Thanks for your Contributions to UUSD’s Valentine’s Giving Parade

Thank you to our wonderful congregation! UUSD Cares had a very successful Valentine’s Day Giving Parade.

We filled three SUV’s with food, two SUV’s with clothing and one SUV with baby products and clothing! The food went to the Milton Community Food Pantry that serves thousands of local residents each year. The clothing went to the Shepherd’s Office in Georgetown. The baby supplies went to our local Baby Pantry.

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