Events

  Saturday, March 2nd – Café Agape Needs Volunteers Meal preparation starts at 9:00 am, and serving begins at 11:00 at the Hobart Presbyterian Church. Spend your Saturday helping those in need – and feel great about yourself, too.     Read More →

Religious education is hosting a movie night Saturday, March 9th, at 6pm at the church. We will be showing the movie “The Hate You Give”. Hate U Give” is the story of Starr Carter a young woman of color caught between the worlds of her poor, mostly black neighborhood and her Read More →

Join us at Paint Night on March 15th from 6:00 – 9:00 pm.  Forty dollars includes your supplies & 3 hours of painting instruction. We’ll provide soda, tea & coffee. Bring a dish or beverage to share, if you wish. Vote for which picture you would like to paint on the First UU Read More →

Join us for our monthly board meeting on Wednesday, March 2oth from 7-8 pm. All members are welcome. Read More →

  The speaker for the first meeting of the Glenn Keldson Memorial Science Café will be Zach Burns, a licensed clinical social worker and the owner of Mind States in Valparaiso IN. Zach will be discussing the brain and his work in providing neurofeedback. This newest incarnation of the Read More →

First Friday Game Night & Pot Luck Friday, April 5th 6:30 pm Dinner, 7:30 pm Games We gather at 6:30 for our shared meal, then at 7:30 play board and card games. If you bring a game, please be able to instruct us in playing it. Children are welcome but there is no nursery servic Read More →

Noon, April 10th– Common Reader Book Group meets the second Wednesday of the month at Noon in the Fellowship Hall at Church. Bring your sack lunch and enjoy good fellowship & good conversation. As always, the group is open to all readers. However, reading the book is not a Read More →

The rummage sale is coming soon, so that means it’s time to do some spring cleaning! We’ll take your upscale items donated to the church starting now. Sandy Ashmore was an integral part of making this event possible each year, so we’ve named it in her honor. (General Rule for Read More →