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For almost two years, UUCWC has had an intentional focus on racial justice work. This work has already had a profound impact on many in our congregation. At this time, we are ready to take this initiative to the next level, with a congregational vote to display a banner that will serve as a public … Continue reading A Public Expression of Our UU Values
Years ago I watched as a beloved and tenured minister moved into a time of great change in his congregation. If nothing else, it was challenging. The change wasn’t financial or membership growth. It wasn’t the joy of commitment. And yet, it was necessary and ultimately good healthy change. In an effort to stay connected … Continue reading Invitation to Get Connected
As the congregation continues to grow and change, Rev. Kim recognizes the difficulty in being informed and understanding how the congregation is currently taking shape. In an effort to keep folks connected Rev. Kim will hold three opportunities to ask questions, offer feedback, and simply be heard on the following dates: March 23rd, March 29th, … Continue reading Info Sessions with Rev. Kim
On Sunday, March 5th, Pam Shadzik, Acting President of UUCWC, announced an exciting next step for our congregation. Her announcement, along with additional words from Rev. Kim, are below. “It is with huge joy and enthusiasm that I share the news that we have made an offer (that has been accepted) to Susan Talcott Flynn … Continue reading UUCWC’s Ministerial Resident
Time to gather! Plan to be there! General Assembly — NEW ORLEANS The BIG EASY is coming! For one week in June, New Orleans (NOLA) the city of Second Chances, will host our Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly. The General Assembly (GA) is the annual meeting of our Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). Attendees worship, witness, … Continue reading General Assembly 2017
UUCWC has entered our second centennial… now what?? We have experienced significant growth in the last couple of years, not just in numbers, but in levels of commitment, enthusiasm and love. How do we keep the momentum going? What can we do to Create Community, Celebrate Life, and Change the World? It is essential that … Continue reading Strategic Vision Task Force Formed
UUCWC’s Racial Justice Initiative is encouraging congregants to read The Third Reconstruction: How a Moral Movement is Overcoming the Politics of Division and Fear by Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II with Jonathan Wilson-Hargrove. To quote from the UUA website: “The Third Reconstruction offers helpful, practical guidance for engaging with justice movements born in response … Continue reading UUA and UUCWC Common Read
Womanspace in New Jersey (www.womanspace.org) provides a wide range of services for women, men and families impacted by domestic and sexual violence. If the phone is a newer one with a charger they have them reprogrammed and distributed to Womanspace clients. Older, analog phones without chargers are sent to a company that reimburses Womanspace for … Continue reading Used Cell Phone Collection for Womanspace
Due to the impending severe winter storm, and in keeping with our Inclement Weather Policy, UUCWC will be closed Wednesday, March 7, 2018. All morning and evening classes and meetings are cancelled. We expect to reopen on Thursday at 10am pending snow removal. Please call before coming to church to be sure we are clear of snow … Continue reading UUCWC Closed on Wednesday, March 7th, due to inclement weather.
The Racial Justice Book Group’s first meeting is February 13 at 7:00pm at UUCWC. The book is the Unitarian Universalist Association’s current Common Read, The Third Reconstruction: Moral Mondays, Fusion Politics, and the Rise of a New Justice Movement, by Reverend William J. Barber. Please contact Michele Ruopp if you plan to attend. Future book … Continue reading Racial Justice Book Group – Feb 13
