Here’s a link to the proposed Bylaws to be voted on at the June 2nd Annual Meeting.
When I joined the Board two years ago I never thought I would be on the Bylaws Task Force, let alone excited about attending the meetings. … read more.
The 8th-9th grade Coming of Age (“COA”) class went on their heritage trip to Boston with Scott Umlauf and Scott Drew at the end of April.
Coming of Age is a Unitarian Universalist rite of passage that celebrates the transition from childhood into the teen … read more.
In April, the Steering Committee met to review and plan next steps. The civil engineers have been out to survey our property and will give results to our architect for planning. Once these plans are approved by the township zoning department the architect will provide … read more.
My articles for the past few months have been of a serious nature. Thought I’d share some church music humor with you this month!
Church Bulletin Music Bloopers:
The choir invites any member of the congregation who enjoys sinning to join the choir.
A bean supper will be … read more.
When I first showed up to serve the Annapolis congregation as the incoming intern there, I was greeted by a lovely hand written note by the previous intern, Christina. Christina shared with me the joy of serving UUCA, how to unstick the desk drawer, where … read more.
by Regina Podhorin Zilinski, Personnel Committee
When I became the Chair of the Personnel Committee in late 2014 my first task was for the committee to align the staffing needs of the congregation with the strategic priorities set in mid-2014 and with the emerging needs … read more.
Earth Ministry is sponsoring a Mindful Meditation Walk for a middle hour program on Sunday, May 5th, at 10 a.m. Sandy Unger will lead the walk on the church grounds – take this opportunity to enjoy the sights, sounds and smells on a spring morning … read more.
Unfortunately, due to vendor issues, this year’s Mother’s Day Plant Sale is canceled.
After each service, come to the Crossings Room and let the bidding begin!
In order to make fixed price meals and events more accessible to more people, each family is asked to purchase no more than two meals and two events in the Fixed Price categories … read more.
