Our Good Trouble Group has started off very strong. Here is our exciting progress so far: Engagement: We are now 53 members strong and growing. We have distributed 2,000 postcards to UUCP members and friends, to be mailed on October 29. 690 post cards and letters have been completed and 50 signatures collected on the Fair
The UUCP Book Discussion Group has selected its next book, “Talking to Strangers: What We Should Know about the People We Don’t Know“, by Malcolm Gladwell. Discussion of this book will begin during a Zoom meeting at 11:45am on Sunday, August 21. Because we don’t know how to talk to strangers, we are inviting conflict
Beginning Sunday, August 14, join us each Sunday after worship for exploration, expression, and community. Check the welcome table for weekly room assignments. Imagination Celebration—All ages invited, (5-13 focus age) stretch their creative brains and explore themes of Place, Character, Innovation, and Hope (August 14 – September 25) Augmented Reality—Community members ages 13-19 are invited to
Thank you to everyone who came to our first August Navigators meeting. Our second meeting will take place on Monday, August 22, at 6:30pm to allow more time for families and individuals to prepare for the meetings. Our August theme for Navigators is “Getting Our Ideas Out”. In past months, we have looked at a
The petition “to protect public education and stop voucher expansion” continues. Sign at the Civic Engagement table at the back of the sanctuary. Please take a look at the IRC Welcome Center for asylum-seekers’ Amazon wish list. All donations are appreciated!
Why is this a big deal? In March 2021, one of light poles in our parking lot was damaged. We were already planning to renovate the parking lot itself, and we hoped that all the work could be completed during the summer of 2021. With pandemic-induced delays, that didn’t happen. In January 2022, after 7
