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By Michael Wilson, Chair The Council for Faith in Action is responsible for the distribution of the 50% of the weekly plate allocated to social justice causes. Is there an organization that you are passionate about, that you feel puts your faith in action? Contact us for details on submitting a funding request. Thanks to … Continue reading Council for Faith in Action Update – January 2019
Are you a coffee drinker? Do you like the coffee served during Sunday’s fellowship hour? Most of that coffee is “Fair Trade” and Certified Organic. It’s what!? Fair Trade coffee is purchased directly from farmers or their co-ops, guaranteeing them a fair price. Organic coffee is grown without synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, which can be … Continue reading What’s Brewing?
Once monthly UUCWC board members hold a Board Chat between Sunday services. It is a chance for church members check out what is going on with the board, and the church. What are current issues, what is on the hot seat and what has been put on the back burner? In December a few church … Continue reading Board Chat – December 2018
Sunday, December 23, 2018 9:00 AM “The Longest Night” Rev. Kim Wildszewski Days after Solstice, the longest night of the year, we take this early hour to steep into meditations on the earth’s turning. 11:00 AM “Family Christmas Pageant” Robin Pugh, Rev. Kim Wildszewski, and Hannah Gallo Come join us for a participatory nativity pageant … Continue reading Christmas Eve Services
by Clare O’Brien Doyle, Right Relations Committee “The purpose of the Right Relations Committee is to help restore harmonious relationships.” Each year the Right Relations Committee (RRC) welcomes two new members who will serve for three years. Bud Johnson and I recently joined Karen DiGeorgio, Chris Marietti, Ben Thornton and Susan Colket as part of … Continue reading Creating Covenants
by Scott Umlauf, Re Teacher (Coming of Age) The weekend before Thanksgiving a team of Youth Group and Coming of Age students embarked on a trip to New York City for a Youth Service project on homelessness and food insecurity. Leaving by train on Friday afternoon, the group, with two chaperones in tow, navigated the … Continue reading Youth Service Trip
At long last, construction on the new parking lot is finished! Please use the parking lot layout map below for information on where to park until all the markers have been placed. Please do not park in or block the entrance and exit areas. On Sunday, December 16, the Capital Campaign team will be available … Continue reading New Parking Lot Layout and Information
by Hannah Gallo, Ministerial Intern I entered the Crossings Room on Wednesday, November 28 at 6:30pm to hear a cacophony – screams of joy from Wesley Snyder, uproarious laughter from Elliott Dunner, and lots of chatter from Mary and Linda. The hall was alive and I remarked to a table, “You all really like to … Continue reading Being Myself at Welcome Table Wednesdays
The Wake Now Our Vision (WNOV) Campaign ends on December 31, 2018. If you plan to include UUCWC in your estate planning, or if you have already done so but not yet advised UUCWC, the WNOV Campaign provides an opportunity for UUCWC to receive a matching gift of 10% of your bequest. Time is running … Continue reading Wake Now Our Vision Campaign Ends on Dec. 31
by Mike Wilson, Chair, Council for Faith in Action I have been wondering how people think about faith and how they are practicing a faith they can ascribe to being as a Unitarian Universalist (UU). Having never joined an organized religion before being a UU, the idea of religious faith seems antithetical to me. However, … Continue reading The Ubiquity of Faith in Action
