Upcoming events at UUCSB & beyond

Share the Plate! September & October 2026

Each month, UUCSB chooses an organization to split weekly donations made by congregants during the course of Sunday services. As many of you attend virtually, we are providing an online venue for these donations.

September and October 2026 we will be sharing our plate with Seeds of Hope, one of the only remaining centers to provide shelter for our unhoused citizens.

When the County shelters closed in Alfred, York County was left in a difficult situation. Seeds has stepped in and stepped up to take over these spaces and run them with little to no federal funding. They recently assumed full operation of the Family Center, the only shelter in york County dedicated to families with children and recently gotten involved with the Maine Way.

We support them every year with between $500-$800 in a share the plate.  

This year their board has asked us to offer a leadership donation to the efforts to create viable shelter options for families and warming options for others. The ask to us is for $2,000-$4,000. Our stretch goal is between $1500-$2,000 for September - October.  

Help us support an organization that is responsibly, thoughtfully and lovingly supporting our most vulnerable citizens right now!

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New Member Reception
May
31

New Member Reception

Join us after our Sunday Service in getting to know the newest members of our UUCSB congregation!

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No Kings Day of Mobilization
Oct
18

No Kings Day of Mobilization

As people of faith, we know that democracy is not about domination, it’s about covenant: how we live together, honor each other’s dignity, and shape a shared future. We also know that true safety comes not from fear and weapons, but from building communities of belonging and accountability. That’s why we must continue to press for common-sense gun reform and resist a culture that normalizes violence.

Meet at the church at 9:45 to walk with our Side with Love banner to the Saco Transportation Center or find a rally near you. (Link: https://www.nokings.org/?SQF_SOURCE=uua#map)

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Claiming Our Power to Fight for a Clean Energy Future: Green Sanctuary 2030 Community Meeting (Virtual Event)
Oct
15

Claiming Our Power to Fight for a Clean Energy Future: Green Sanctuary 2030 Community Meeting (Virtual Event)

Hosted by Anastasia Marie Yarbrough-Mackie

Advocating at Public Utility Commissions is an incredibly impactful way to shape our energy future. It's also a hugely overlooked opportunity!

Public Utility Commissions (PUCs) regulate utility prices, resource planning and acquisition, reliability and quality of service regulation. If you’re not sure what that all means, you’re not alone! Advocating for fair utility regulations can be intimidating to outsiders, which benefits those who are more concerned with profit than people. PUCs wield significant power and their decisions affect clean energy and air quality, impacting both greenhouse gas mitigation and climate resilience. Learn how the UU Georgia Legislative Action Network is making good trouble for climate justice as they remind the Georgia Utility Commissioners and Elected Officials that people have the power to choose a just and moral path for our energy future.

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