Join us October 28th from 3 to 5 pm for Trunk or Treat! Grab your costume – fun, fancy or spooky – and join in the fun! All are welcome.

Ever want to share your thoughts about the worship service, the theme of the month or other timely topics with your UU friends? “Last Hour” will give you the chance to do just that! Faith Connections is hosting this casually guided opportunity once every month on the last Sunday of the month. Starting October 29th, help … Continue reading Last Hour

Rev. Juniper is hosting a Samhain service Halloween evening. In many Pagan religions, Samhain is the division of the year between the lighter half (summer) and the darker half (winter). We will mark this time between times together.  

Join us for our fall clean up day. Fall is a beautiful time of the year in Omaha. Temperatures are mild, there isn’t much rain, a great time to tidy up our Church Yard! The building needs some attention, too. We will have plenty of tasks for everyone!  

These two classes are designed especially for newcomers but are also open to members. We will meet in the church sanctuary to reflect on our spiritual journeys, explore Unitarian Universalism and learn about membership at Second Unitarian. Saturday, October 21st 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Meet other newcomers Reflect on your spiritual journey Learn about our … Continue reading Join us for our Pathways to Membership Classes

In August, Omaha Together One Community (OTOC) joined the coalition that is conducting a ballot initiative campaign to guarantee that all Nebraska workers can accrue paid sick leave. Members of the coalition include Nebraska Appleseed, Women’s Fund, ACLU of Nebraska, the Arc of Nebraska, and Nebraska Civic Engagement Table. If the petition is successful, then the … Continue reading Second Unitarian supports the Paid Sick Leave petition

Please come and join us on Sunday, October 8th at 9 a.m. and see a video about the Streetcar from the League of Women Voters of Omaha. Their guest speaker is Steven Jensen, a city planning consultant with over 45 years of experience. Why are we bringing back a Streetcar now?  Who is going to … Continue reading First Hour – Omaha Streetcar

We are blessed as human beings by the companionship of our more-than-human friends. The dog, the bird, the cat, the fish, the lizard, the ferret, the frog, you name it, whatever shape our friends take it is good and right to reflect on the gifts and lessons these feathered, finned, and otherwise fantastic fellows bring … Continue reading Blessing of the Animals – Saturday, October 7th at 2 p.m.

Book Communion is Sunday, October 1st during and after worship. For our Altar Building this week, all are invited to bring a book to donate to our library or the Little Free Library. Alternatively, all are encouraged to take some time after worship visiting either our congregation’s library or a public library of your choice. … Continue reading Book Communion

October 13th – 15th, Rev. Lisa Presley, our Congregational Life Consultant from the MidAmerica Region, will be with us to explore our history with congregational conflict and better ways to make decisions when the going gets hard. Every congregation has hard times, every congregation has disagreements, and sometimes the disagreements turn into fights. But we can … Continue reading Conflict: Where We’ve Been, Where We Are, Where We’re Going