Sky Island Unitarian Universalist Church

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08/10/2022

Our wonderful river during the monsoon season.

06/06/2022

Intrepid Sky Island Hikers visit the Chiricahuas. Wonderful scenery and sparkling blue skies.

06/06/2022

Intrepid Sky Island Hikers visit the Chiricahuas. If you like blue skies and beautiful scenery, come to Sierra Vista.

05/16/2022

UUJAZ is working to create statewide participation in the UU Ministry for the Earth's 2022 Biodiversity Sunday and Endangered Species Art Project. This Endangered…

05/08/2022

I often think of as a day for flowers and loving messages to those who have nurtured and cared for us. I know it is always more complicated, but this year, I feel like it is a day for protest and storytelling. A day for building our networks of resistance, organizing, and building political power to save lives.

On this Mother’s Day, I am also grateful for my own mother and her mother, both nurses and advocates for abortion access before and after Roe v. Wade. I am grateful for all people—of all genders—who helped people get access to needed and life-saving abortions before it was legal, and those who continue this work as states increasingly make abortion inaccessible for so many.

Today, may we rededicate ourselves to the struggle for full and comprehensive reproductive care for all who need it. May we organize and put our resources toward electing the leaders we need to protect and achieve a future that invests in the health, well-being and thriving of all people, all women, all children. A future that protects the agency, health, life and comprehensive care for all women and all people who experience pregnancy.

04/30/2022

Enjoy our beautiful San Pedro river

04/30/2022

04/15/2022

Today, Jews around the world, including Jewish Unitarian Universalists, are celebrating . This often includes the telling of the story of the Exodus, with its messages of struggle, of loss, of freedom, justice and community. Today is also and comes this Sunday, with the telling of the story of Jesus’s death and resurrection; messages of sacrifice, of loss, of justice, of freedom.

In both, there are practices of gathering as family and in community, storytelling and reminders of the resiliency and hope we experience through our history, our ancestors, our faith and one another.

This continues to be a time of uncertainty, heartbreak, injustice and suffering here in the U.S. and around the world. As we gather for these celebrations, may we remember the ways these holy days call us to a deeper commitment to resist oppression and work for the liberation of all.

04/01/2022

My favorite

April is and we're kicking off celebrations with one of Mary's most beloved poems.