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By Holly Bussey, Congregational Engagement The Finance Committee plays a key role in advancing our church’s mission: “Celebrate Life, Create Community, and Change the World.” It advises the Board on financial matters, underpins our long-term stability and growth, and helps congregants understand how our financial resources support our shared dreams and priorities. Why Participate in … Continue reading Spotlight on UUCWC’s Finance Committee
By Dr. Erin Busch, Director of Music Ministry I am excited to share that we have a full roster of guest musicians joining us this spring, and I am especially thrilled to welcome some new instruments into our sanctuary! For those new to our services, we invite several guest musicians each year to join us for … Continue reading Mark Your Calendars: A Joyful Season of Music at UUCWC
By Rab Bell for Community Outreach Fund Ministry A meaningful service often ends with a Worship Associate offering a reflection and inviting you to give generously when the plate is passed—or when you click the donation link in Zoom or give through Venmo. You hear that “half the plate, minus pledge payments, supports justice work … Continue reading Your Generosity Reaches Farther Than You Think
by Marcia Wittmann, Food Ministry Sunday, January 4, was a special day at Westminster Presbyterian Church, an “intercultural, open and affirming, social justice congregation” serving the City of Trenton. The 19th Annual Three Kings Day service honored the traditions of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Dia de los Reyes in a joyous celebration led by the … Continue reading Food Ministry Celebrates Three Kings Day at Westminster Presbyterian Church
By Ronnie Dobrowolski Through Loaves and Fishes, we continue to live out our commitment to building community and changing the world. WWe build community by working side by side and sharing conversations. We change the world, one person at a time, by offering hot, nourishing meals to those in need. Loaves and Fishes is a social action outreach that … Continue reading Loaves and Fishes: Creating Community, Changing the World
By Jessica Alaimo, Executive Director, Murray Grove Murray Grove is delighted to welcome women back for our upcoming Women’s Retreat, taking place the weekend of March 20–22 at our historic retreat center. This year’s theme, “Enough Is Enough,” speaks powerfully to the moment we are living in and to the lives many of us carry. … Continue reading Murray Grove Women’s Retreat: “Enough Is Enough,” March 20–22
By Michelle Zechner, UUCWC Board of Trustees Fall is a time of transition, when leaves slowly drift to the ground, evenings grow earlier, and the weather turns colder. It is also the season to prepare for new growth of spring and summer flowers. Here at UUCWC, we are in a similar transition period. Our long-term Director … Continue reading A Time of Transition
By Pam Shadzik, Congregational Engagement Ever wondered how our grounds in Titusville stay so beautiful? Or who keeps the interior spaces so inviting? The answer to both questions is our Facilities Committee. This group oversees the upkeep of UUCWC’s building and grounds, including regular maintenance, repairs, inspections, and long-term planning to ensure our spaces support … Continue reading Spotlight on Facilities
By Patricia Czerwonka This is the tale of two chalices, one a static representation of our symbolism and the other a fluid dance across the wall of our sanctuary. One was a failure, the other a triumph. Both reflect the love we share for our community. Did you know that the shadow (or rainbow) of … Continue reading A Tale of Two Chalices
by Leslie McGeorge, Co-Chair, Earth & Climate Ministry Along with more than 300 UU congregations nationwide, UUCWC continues to promote intersectional climate justice through worship, advocacy, learning, and community dialogue. Over the past year, the congregation has participated in facilitated discussions exploring meaningful climate justice actions both within the church and in our local community. … Continue reading Climate Justice Moves Forward and Seeks Feedback
