UUCLV Members and Friends Family-friendly Event.

UUCLV Men’s Group
6:00 – 8:00 PM
Second Thursdays

The UUCLV Men’s Group is a place for men to gather together and discuss whatever issues we bring with us. Usually, we will have an open discussion format and have discussion flow around whatever topics arise. We will meet regularly on the second Thursday evening of the month at 6pm and irregularly for breakfast on a Saturday morning as time allows.

Any questions, please contact Rev Gordon at minister@uuclv.org

Join us for a Norse Literature circle! We will he reading the book “The Seed of Yggdrasil” by Maria Kvilhaug. We will be keeping with the Scandinavian theme by holding our meetings at Saga in Henderson. For the first session please read pages 19-58.

This group is explicitly committed to creating an inclusive space where all who feel called can participate. This is an explicit anti-racist, pro-queer space. We welcome all no matter ability. Whoever feels called to study Norse mythology and agrees with the conditions of the group are welcome to join us.

Event Location:
Saga
10345 S Eastern Ave #100 
Henderson, NV 89052

​For more information, please contact us at admin@uuclv.org

We are trying new ways of doing Book Club.

A group of us are reading the book:
Emergent Strategy by Adrienne Maree Brown.

We will be discussing it in a private Facebook group and on Marco Polo.

​There is a possibility of a Zoom meeting for people who want a more traditional type of book club, but that has not been planned yet. 

If you would like to join us in reading and discussing the ideas about "shaping change and changing worlds" contact Ariel at admin@uuclv.org. 

www.marcopolo.me/
Download MarcoPolo from iTunes
Download MarcoPolo from Google Play

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Join the LGBTQ affirming Christian fellowship group for a Lenten reflection and devotion based on the teachings of Thomas Merton.

Please contact Tim Parker at admin@uuclv.org for more information.