President:  Bill Pokorny
VP Programs:  Thom Thomas
VP Admin:  Bill Baar
Secretary:  Pat Ward
Treasurer:  George Tattersfield
Asst. Treasurer:  Jim O’Malley
Director:  Don Brod  
Director:  Ben Walker
Director:  Doreen Christiani
Director:  Julia Adams (serving the 2nd year of her 2-year term)

If you are a voting member of UUSG, please plan to attend our Annual Meeting on Sunday, May 16 at 12:30pm.

Anyone can attend and the Membership Book will be available for anyone who wishes to officially join our community (although you won't be able to vote until the next annual meeting). At the meeting, we'll vote on the 2010-11 budget, the Board of Directors, and the UUSG Peacemaking Commitment. We'll also hear from our Long-Range Planning Committee.

And if you’re not sure if you’re a voting member or not, please talk to Katie (you can reach her at 630-232-2350 or office@uusg.org).

Saturday, April 17, 6:30-8:30pm

Is this recession ever going to end?!  We all know people who are living on very reduced incomes. On April 17, Darlene Marcusson from our partner, Lazarus House, will come to UUSG to present “Doing More With Le$$.” She will share information about resources available in the community for those who are living on reduced incomes. 

This program is suitable for any adult – whether you would like this information for yourself, your family, a friend, a student, or a client.

Please sign up on the Social Justice Bulletin Board to bring an item for the soup and one of the following: bread, salad, dessert, or pop.

People of all ages are invited to participate in the Stone Soup Supper. Children will then go to another room for Games Night. Questions? Please contact Jeanne Neltnor through the church office at 630-232-2350.



UUSG will be showing Michael Moore’s movie, “Capitalism: A Love Story,” at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 19.

With his characteristic humor and insight, Moore looks at the price that Americans pay for “loving” capitalism. The movie tells the stories of ordinary citizens who have lost their jobs, their homes, and their savings. Moore exposes shocking practices of corporations which benefit from the deaths and financial difficulties of individuals.

If you missed this movie in the theaters, this is your chance to see it for free. Friday Flicks are still the best deal going in the recession!!

On Sunday, March 14, Daylight Saving time begins and Sunday worship service times will change to 9:30 am and 11:15 am. (Saturday services will stay at 5pm.)