Announcing our Suncoast Sounds Concert Series Sat Jan. 18, 7 pm: Singers Round with James Hawkins, David Fowler, Zach Regan. (Folk, Blues, and Southern Rock/Country) Buy tickets Saturday Feb, 15, 4 pm: Passerine (Americana/Bluegrass) Buy tickets Saturday March 22, 7 pm: Priscilla Fullerton, pianist. (Women composers) Buy tickets
On Sundays at 10:00 am through Zoom, we breakout into groups and use the ‘Soul Matters’ curriculum. If you are interested in attending, have a topic you’d like to share or know a kid who would like to join, please contact Kathy Avery at or 941-270-6187.
March 3rd, 1:30pm – 3:00pm A gathering where people of different backgrounds discuss important ideas and issues. Each 90-minute session begins with a topic that forms the basis for thoughtful discussion reflecting participants’ unique experiences and perspectives. The gathering provides an opportunity to have an intelligent and stimulating conversation in an atmosphere of support and … Continue reading Plato’s Circle
Thursday, March 11th, 1:00 pm The book selection for March is Saints at the River, by Ron Rash. “Ron Rash has written a book about the deepest human themes: the love of the land, the hold of the dead on the living, and the need to dive beneath the surface to arrive at a deeper truth.” A … Continue reading UUCOV Book Club
March 17th, 1:30pm – 3:00pm A gathering where people of different backgrounds discuss important ideas and issues. Each 90-minute session begins with a topic that forms the basis for thoughtful discussion reflecting participants’ unique experiences and perspectives. The gathering provides an opportunity to have an intelligent and stimulating conversation in an atmosphere of support and … Continue reading Socrates Café
I’ve talked to several people recently who are excited to have received the first dose of COVID vaccine. And I’m excited for them. Such a promise of the return to “real life” lifts the spirits, no doubt. And the rest of us should be glad that the medical community has done a miraculous job of identifying and … Continue reading “Good News, and Not-So-Good”
