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APR 5 — The Rev. Kristina Spaude
Redemption in All Things
It’s Easter Sunday, and despite all odds, a miracle has occurred — the tomb is empty, and new life is present everywhere. But it’s different than many of us have been taught. Let’s celebrate the triumph of life over death and love over hate together.
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Click HERE for Minutes from the 2024 Annual Meeting
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Board of Trustees meeting
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Sermon list on YouTube
New Innovation for everyone we have a Tri-UU YouTube Channel. Everyone subscribe okay?
The Tri-UU BOOK CLUB meets at 1:00pm Monthly, Contact Nancy Garrison garrisonnancy@yahoo.com for the details!
For dates and details check the 2025-2026 Book Club Schedule
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Supporting Our Neighbors:
A Weekly Gift of Gratitude
Each week, our church community shows wonderful generosity through donations to the Community of Gratitude Food Bank in Ocklawaha. This ministry is sustained by your kindness—and by the steady dedication of Linda and Phil, who collect the items each Sunday and deliver them to the food bank on Tuesday.
The need in our wider community remains real. Many families are working hard to make ends meet, and food banks continue to serve more people than ever. Your donations—whether a few cans or a full grocery bag—help lighten the load for our neighbors facing difficult times.
This quiet, faithful ministry reflects who we are as a congregation: people who show up, share what we can, and care for one another.
Thank you for keeping the cart full and the spirit of giving alive.
Please join us for a special screening of the Academy Award nominated film, that premiered at the Venice International Film Festival in 2025, where it won the Grand Jury Prize and received a very long standing ovation
On January 29, 2024 Red Crescent volunteers received an emergency call. A 5-year old girl was trapped in a car under fire in Gaza, pleading for rescue. While trying to keep her on the line, they do everything they can to get an ambulance to her. Her name was HIND RAJAB…
Thursday, April 16, 2026
2pm to 4:15pm
Tri-County Unitarian Universalists
7280 SE 135th St., Summerfield, FL 34491
A short moderated discussion will follow the film.
TAI CHI FOR IMPROVED BALANCE & FLEXIBILITY
Two Fridays; April 3 and April 10, 2026 11:30am-12:15pm 📍 Tri-County Unitarian Universalists, 7280 SE 135th St, Summerfield, FL 34491 (Outdoors, Weather Permitting) Sally Mason will provide instruction and practice in her unique blend of tai chi and physical therapy. This will be particularly advantageous for those who want to improve their balance and flexibility.
Late Breaking
For the Week of March 29 - April 3, 2026
March 30
Women's Coffee Group
10:00 AM · Panera, 5800 Seven Mile Dr, Wildwood, FL 34785
Choir Practice
3:30 PM · Tri-County Unitarian Universalists
March 31
In the News
4:00 PM · Zoom
April 1
7-Mile Women's Coffee Starbucks Seven Mile Dr.
10:00 AM · 5800 Seven Mile Dr
466 Starbucks--Women's Coffee
10:00 AM
April 2
TRIUU Ole Guys breakfast gathering
9:00 AM · The Cottage Inn
Meditation
10:30 AM · Tri-County Unitarian Universalists
Passover Seder
11:00 AM - Reservations required - Tri-County Unitarian Universalists
April 3
Tai Chi for Improved Balance & Flexibility
11:00 AM - Tri-County Unitarian Universalists
April 5
Sunday Services with Chat Time
9:00 AM - Tri-County Unitarian Universalists
Your New Website and the Internet 101
TRIUU APRIL FORUM SPEAKER, CREATIVE CONSULTANT & WEB DEVELOPER KEN POND
TRIUU FORUM: Thursday, April 9th — 4:00 p.m.
The way we connect, share, and stay informed has fundamentally changed — and we are keeping up. Join Ken Pond for an engaging, jargon-free presentation covering a live tour of the new website, the Members Portal, a step-by-step login tutorial, and an Internet 101 for making the most of what the web has to offer.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER: Ken Pond is a creative consultant and graphics specialist with decades of experience in web design, graphic design, and multimedia production. He serves as TriUU’s webmaster. Ken designed and built the new triuu.org from the ground up. He is also the owner of Ken Pond Creative (kenpondcreative.com).:
Nu2UU
Are you new to Unitarian Universalism, new to Tri‑County Unitarian Universalists, or simply curious about what makes this community tick? Join us on Sunday, April 28 for our next NU 2 UU class — a friendly, informative gathering designed for seekers, explorers, and anyone who wants to understand how we “do UU” here at TriUU.
During this session, we’ll take a closer look at the new UU Values and Covenants, how they guide our shared life, and how they shape the way we show up for one another. We’ll also talk about the unique culture of TriUU — our commitments, our practices, and the spirit of welcome that defines our congregation.
This class is open to everyone. You don’t have to join afterward — truly. But many people find that once they understand what UU is all about, they feel right at home.
If you’d like to attend, please sign up with Helene Kirshbaum so we can prepare materials and make sure everyone has a comfortable space.
We look forward to meeting you, learning with you, and sharing what makes TriUU such a meaningful place to belong.
Thermostat Etiquitte
A Note from the Building & Grounds Team
During a recent walk-through of the building, we noticed that several of our five thermostats were showing different temperatures. While some variation is normal, it appears that thermostats may be getting adjusted by different people throughout the week.
Because our seven HVAC units work together as a system, changing individual thermostats can cause them to run against each other, which wastes energy and reduces efficiency.
To help us care for both our building and our energy use, we kindly ask that no one adjust the thermostats. If you’re feeling too warm or too cool, please reach out to Bruce Twiss, Peggy Roberts, or Bill Simmons. They’ll be happy to help make the space more comfortable.
For reference, all thermostats are set to 73 degrees year-round.
Thank you for helping us conserve energy and support the effectiveness of our rooftop solar panels.
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