Sunday, June 4 – 10:00 am

“Shining Stars and The Road Ahead” – The Rev. Doug Wadkins

As we move towards the end of the church year and the official interim period, this service will explore some salient points about the importance of a missional identity for a healthy shared future. Note that there will be a follow-up discussion about the mission and vision in the Sanctuary after the service. 

Featured musician: David Nalesnik, piano.

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Every Sunday, Eliot Chapel shares half of the offertory with an organization in the community whose work reflects our shared values. In June, Eliot will share our Sunday collection with BLUU, Black Lives of UU. BLUU is committed to expanding the power and capacity of Black UUs within Unitarian Universalism. Learn more at blacklivesuu.org.

Here’s how you can give:

• Online: Click here. Make sure “Shared Plate” is your chosen fund.
• By Mail: Please write “BLUU” in the memo line of your check and mail it to Eliot Unitarian Chapel, 100 South Taylor Ave., Kirkwood, MO 63122. 
• By Text: Text "Eliot SharedPlate $(enter the amount)" to 73256. A link in the reply text will take you to our secure database webpage where you can complete your transaction. Please note, "SharedPlate" must be entered as one word to reach that preferred option.

Sunday, June 4 – 10:00 am

“Shining Stars and The Road Ahead” – The Rev. Doug Wadkins

As we move towards the end of the church year and the official interim period, this service will explore some salient points about the importance of a missional identity for a healthy shared future. Note that there will be a follow-up discussion about the mission and vision in the Sanctuary after the service. 

Featured musician: David Nalesnik, piano.

Sunday, June 11 – 10:00 am

“Healthy and Whole in Body, Mind, and Spirit” – The Rev. Doug Wadkins

Friends, join us for this upcoming service, where we will explore the deep connections between our bodies and minds. In honor of last month's National Mental Health Awareness efforts and the meaningful topic suggested by congregants, we will seek to create a courageous space for further exploration of mental health and support for those who mental health issues have impacted. As we come together, let us remember that our well-being is truly interconnected and that by supporting each other, we can all thrive. See you there!