Author: UUCWC

Stewardship and Capital Campaign – A Personal Note

During the February 9th Stewardship and Capital Campaign Kick-off Sunday Service, Laura Wall spoke words that resonated strongly for me. Laura said “I’ve spent my career running non-profit organizations and am currently the Executive Director of CASA for Children, here in Mercer County. For all the work that I do in the community, and for … Continue reading Stewardship and Capital Campaign – A Personal Note

What is All the Brouhaha About General Assembly

What is General Assembly (known as GA) all about? General Assembly is the annual meeting of our Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). Attendees worship, witness, learn, connect, and make policy for our Faith Association through democratic process. QUESTION: Who attends?ANSWER: You can, your children can. Youth can… Anyone may attend. Attendees have the option of becoming … Continue reading What is All the Brouhaha About General Assembly

Capital Campaign/Project Update – January 2020

Susan Vigilante and Jayme Trott – Capital Campaign Project Co-Chairs Have you seen the pictures of the planned church expansion yet? The Capital Campaign Steering Committee had created posters depicting the architectural drawings in hopes that you will be as excited about the plans as we are! Some of the highlights: Improved accessibility with street-level … Continue reading Capital Campaign/Project Update – January 2020

Our Shared Sabbatical Journey

This is excerpted from Rev. Kim’s sermon on December 15, 2019, her final Sunday sermon before her sabbatical. We gathered to celebrate our newest members and consider the gifts of shared ministry. You can read the entire sermon here. For over half a decade, I have come to this place and to you. And within … Continue reading Our Shared Sabbatical Journey

Unitarians and Christmas

In many ways, Unitarians made Christmas what it is today. Of course, Christmas is the celebration of a Palestinian prophet named Yeshua, or Jesus. The early Christian church celebrated his birthday in April and then in June. They then co-opted the yule and solstice of the Earth-based religions and the first Christmas celebrated in December … Continue reading Unitarians and Christmas