SWUUWCon25
March 21-23, 2025
“Sacred Spaces Sacred Places”
Registration is open!
Join us for the SouthWest UU Women annual conference at the Houston Hilton NASA in Clear Lake, Texas.
The conference begins with an opening on Friday and continues through Sunday. Your registration includes access to all the workshops and vendors, and lunch and dinner on Saturday.
There are twelve fascinating workshops which will address our Sacred Spaces and Sacred Places in a variety of ways. Workshops will illustrate spiritual connections to the sacred within and around us through appreciation of the universe, of nature, of pilgrimages, of futuristic tools, and of artistic perspectives. Small group ministries and social justice initiatives will show ways to appreciate and enhance the sacred spaces in our lives.
With so many interesting workshops, you will have difficulty deciding on just three! Space is limited, so make sure to register early to be assigned to your favorite workshop.
Do you like to shop? We will have your favorite vendors back this year, as well as new local talent.
After a Gala Saturday dinner, enjoy dancing and singing to music provided by a professional DJ – who also enjoys facilitating karaoke.
Registration is open until March 7, 2025 at $250.
Rooms for the Hilton SWUUW Conference Block can be reserved now. The cost is reasonable: $139/night, taxes to be paid when you check into the Houston Hilton NASA Hotel. Reserve Here.
Celeste Kennedy,
SWUUW 2024-25 Board President
SWUUW is a non-profit organization that supports social justice issues, leadership development and learning; explores feminist theology, promotes friendships and celebrates the diversities that make us unique women on our individual spiritual paths.
Register at https://swuuw.org/register/
Workshops: https://swuuw.org/
The Keynote Speaker will be Catherine Vance, Intern Minister at Galveston Fellowship. Catherine is also an author. Her book “Mountains Under Her Feet”, recounts the stories of strong women over generations in Tennessee.
Our Chaplain will be the Rev. Katie McQuage-Loukas the newly called and settled minister of Bay Area Unitarian Universalist Church.
