Come for dinner and enjoy an exciting auction on April 21^st. At the Renaissance Fair there will be jugglers, magicians and performers of all kinds. Come in costume… come casual… come dressed up… just come for a good time! Find out more on our Fantasy Auction page...

There will be no potluck in November but Pat and I will be hosting Leftovers’ Day at the church, Friday, November 25th from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Bring your leftovers and share them with us as we offer a haven from the dreaded Black Friday.

We will meet in the ALUUC kitchen to explore Thanksgiving Side Dishes. Been looking for some new holiday side dishes? The kitchen will be open at 5 pm on Tuesday, November 8th for cooking & socialization. If you want to bring a prepared dish then arrive in time to eat together at 6:30 pm. We will also talk about our covenanted agreement to provide a service to the...

After a busy church workday on Saturday, a Potluck to warm the stomach and the hearts.  Please if you are able bring your favorite, casserole, stew or soup.   We also encourage desserts, you know  especially the chocolate kind!

The Simple Elegance Supper Club and Detective Agency will meet in ALUUC’s kitchen on Tuesday, September 13, 6-8 PM. This group meets monthly on the second Tuesday to talk about food issues, cook and taste. The food theme for September is: “Harvest.” Come and celebrate the season with us.

Rabbi Barry Marks of Temple Israel will provide insight and answers to these questions: What religious significance does food have in Judaism? What have been the unique contributions of Jews to American cuisine? What is gefilte fish? And why is traditional kosher wine so sweet and syrupy? ALUUC Announcements August 21, 2011

June 12 : Game night again looks for nice weather so our play may move outside. Bocce or bean bag toss, croquet, frisbee and more. Join us for some summer fun. Grilling outside or pizza inside will be determined by the weather and announced later.

This new covenant group’s opening meeting in May yielded a fun name: “Simple Elegance Dinner Club and Detective Agency.” As a result of a cornbread making story there, the theme for the June meeting emerged. “Corn bread and other corn recipes.” We will meet in the church kitchen on Tuesday, June 28th to prepare our recipes for a “CORN BREAD Throw down.” Other members will...

Saturday, March 26 2011 12:00pm - 4:00pm Facilities Work Day Contact: Kent Childs

The Spanish Interest Group will meet at the home of Rev. Woulfe on Sunday, March 27, at 5 pm for fun & conversation; the group will then go out to a local Mexican restaurant. All are welcome, beginners as well as native speakers. Please RSVP.

Potluck is themed: “Pot Luck of the Irish” in honor of St. Patty’s Day. Think: colcannon, corned beef and cabbage, Irish stew, Shepherd’s Pie and all the vegetarian alternatives. Are you in a quandary about what to bring? We hope to continue a trend of healthy potlucks with plenty of spring green salads too. One indulgence for the potluck will be cake and ice cream as...

Game Night returns to the second Friday of the month. The fun begins at 6:00 pm in the Sanctuary. There will be pizza, beverages and snacks. There will be games for both adults and children. If there is a game you are interested in playing, bring it along. Whether it is card game (Bridge, Euchre, etc.), a board game or a role playing game like Dundgeons and Dragons, we...

We all must eat to survive. Sharing a meal creates a profound connection. It is no surprise that ritualized forms of this activity has been incorporated into various religious traditions. In this service, Rev. Woulfe will share his reflections on the power and significance of breaking one’s fast , especially when others are at the table. A Pot Luck will follow the...

An open invite to all who enjoy singing Christmas Carols. Gather around a roaring bonfire and sing carols accompanied by the beautiful music of the bells of the Rees Memorial Carillon. "Come sing a song with Me", December 12th, 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm, hot chocolate and cookies will follow.

Come join us for a fun evening, at the spooktacular Halloween Party!

Harvest of food, friends, family and fun Immediately following Sunday Service Come celebrate the ALUUC community harvest. Bring a dish prepared from your garden, farmer’s market or made with your hands.  Or whatever you can! Ovens in ALUUC’s kitchen are available to “finish” your dish during service.  You  will be responsible for removing them from the oven...

Will be held on October 10, the location will be determined after the church service. All young adult members, friends, and visitors are welcome. For information email Amanda Clark.