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Due to the generosity of a member of the Earth Ministry Team, UUCWC is a supporting member of ISLES, a Trenton-based nonprofit organization with a mission to foster self-reliant families and healthy, sustainable communities. ISLES sponsors a Garden Support Network with a variety of events, open to UUCWC members, listed in their calendar shown here: IGSN Calendar … Continue reading Earth Ministry Member of ISLES – Garden Support Network
This spring, the Earth Ministry Team will participate in the Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space’s clean up program. They supply the bags and we are “paid,” yes, paid, for our volunteer efforts in the community. We will cleanup the roadsides in our surrounding neighborhoods – what better way to show our land stewardship and … Continue reading Spring Cleanup 4/13 – Earth Ministry and Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space
Earth Ministry will host a Used Book Sale on Sunday, May 19th, after both services. Get ready for summer reading! We will accept donations of gently used books for children and adults through May 12th. We are not accepting technical, self-help or text books, however, the Faith in Action Ministry is – they are asking for dictionaries, … Continue reading Used Book Sale May 19th – Summer Reading Coming!
By Susan Colket, Chair, Adult Religious Education Our adult religious education (ARE) programs are a natural way to navigate our lives as Unitarian Universalists. At the final session of the first Coming Into Connection program last month, Steve Saddlemire, captured this as he shared his experience as a CIC participant, “You come to church when … Continue reading The ARE Path at UUCWC – Winter/Spring 2018
Every Sunday, one of the five fellowship candles is lit in recognition of our commitment to being a “Green Sanctuary” and caring for our earth and church grounds. This is the work led by your Earth Ministry Team and it involves every member of UUCWC. Being a Green Sanctuary means much more than having green … Continue reading Green Sanctuary: More than pretty green plants!
by Susan Colket, ARE Ministry Team Chair What if this fall, traditionally the harvest time, we begin to put down roots? Our congregation is fertile ground. We’re being called to take root here; to take root now. What’s this connection between roots and our community? Roots take in nourishment (water and minerals). Roots anchor in … Continue reading Taking Root This Fall in Adult Religious Education
