How many times do parents tell their kids, “Use your words!” so they can practice expressing what is happening for them. In Unitarian Universalism’s inclusive theology, words and stories are a way to embrace the possibilities in our hearts and in our world. In honor of Banned Book Week, we will claim the words and the stories that have faced the threat of silence and erasure.
We are now meeting live on Sundays at 9:00 and 11:00 am. The service will be recorded and posted here and on our YouTube channel as soon as it is available. It will remain on our website through the week.
Masks are required at the service for anyone over two years of age. Masks should cover your mouth and nose. Please remember, the congregation is not singing or humming yet during the service. We will announce any cancellations for inclement weather on our website and social media. In that event, worship will be recorded in the sanctuary and a video will be available by 11:00 am.
Reservations for a pod will be available for the following week's service after 3:00 pm on Monday. Reservations will be made through Sign-Up Genius and a separate email will be sent with the links to our mailing list.
If all pods are reserved, you may call or email the front office to be put on a waiting list. OR you may come to Eliot and sit elsewhere on the grounds. You may not have visibility but you should be able to hear the service. If you do this, you must check in with a greeter to be placed on the contact tracing list.
Join us after the service for coffee hour on Zoom! We share login information on our mailing list.Sign up here.
If you are a guest or newcomer, we welcome you! Email welcome@eliotchapel.org to get connected right away. You may alsosign the guest book where you can choose to opt in to our communications list, find out about religious education programming for children, or talk to someone about any questions you have about Eliot Chapel or Unitarian Universalism. Thanks for joining us today!
Every Sunday, Eliot Chapel shares half of the offertory with an organization in the community whose work reflects our shared values. This is one way that we care for our community and our neighbors. We are very pleased that September's recipient is Kirk Care.
You may donate in multiple ways: Use the QR code to the left to be taken directly to our giving form. Mail a check to Eliot Chapel (address at the bottom of this page); be sure to put “Kirk Care” in the memo line. Or text Eliot SHAREDPLATE $3 to 73256. A link in the reply text will take you to our secure database web page where you can complete your transaction. Please note, "SharedPlate" must be entered as one word to reach that preferred option.Choose your preferred amount; $3 is the minimum for online giving. See our Giving page for more information.
September 19, 2021
Eliot Unitarian Chapel 100 South Taylor Ave. Kirkwood, MO 63122 314-821-0911
