Good news (we hope) – the Hopewell Township Planning Board meeting, where the application for approval of our Site Plan will be considered, will be held virtually on Thursday, April 23.
We expect to have nearly final architectural plans that include Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing (MEP) in the next … read more.
The Capital Campaign Steering Committee met with architect David B. Singer on Tuesday, March 10 to review and discuss the current detailed architectural plans for our expansion. Discussion included the following topics:
Heat/airflow needs including a plan to use variable refrigerant flow (VRF) to … read more.
Creating Community, Celebrating Life, and Changing the World
The UUCWC Stewardship Committee is pleased to announce that we kicked off our 2020-2021 Congregational Pledge Campaign on Sunday, February 9, and will continue through March.
Our Stewardship theme this year is focused on our mission, Creating Community, … read more.
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 … read more.
In case you missed the Stewardship Sunday Kick-off on February 9, here are the highlights:
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 … read more.
Here are some sneak peeks from our Capital Campaign Committee. Questions? Contact them at capitalcampaign@uucwc.org or learn more here.
CapitalCampaign@uucwc.org
Over the summer, engineering firm Van Note Harvey conducted a required survey of the flood line on church property. They are now putting together the site plan, and we have engaged an attorney (Ryan P. Kennedy, who is offering us a discounted rate) to sign … read more.
Great news! The Hopewell Township Zoning Board has accepted our engineer’s calculations for coverage, increasing slightly the “footprint” we can build on. The next step will be to set up a meeting with the Delaware & Raritan Canal Commission for their review and approval. When … read more.
