Author: Lynne Quinto

UU Princeton to Perform “Love Notes” on Feb. 16

Saturday, February 16 at 8:00pm UU Congregation of Princeton Love Notes The UU Congregation of Princeton invites you to a performance of Love Notes.  It is a musical, dramatic  reading of the love letters between John Murray and Judith Sargent, uncovered in a Mississippi house by Gordon Gibson. The Lovers, John Murray and Judith Sargent … Continue reading UU Princeton to Perform “Love Notes” on Feb. 16

UUCWC Adopts 8th Principle Reflecting Commitment to the Dismantling of Racism

NEWS RELEASE For immediate release UUCWC ADOPTS 8TH PRINCIPLE REFLECTING COMMITMENT TO THE DISMANTLING OF RACISM TITUSVILLE, N.J.—The Unitarian Universalist Church at Washington Crossing (UUCWC), a non-creedal religion bound by guiding Principles, adopted an 8th Principle at its 2018 annual meeting this summer. The 8th Principle states: “We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist … Continue reading UUCWC Adopts 8th Principle Reflecting Commitment to the Dismantling of Racism

Help Wanted – Treasurer

by Lynne Quinto, Treasurer This is my fourth year serving as our community’s Treasurer, and per our bylaws we’ll need to elect a new Treasurer in June for a term starting in July 2019. The Treasurer is a member of the Board of Trustees and the Finance Committee (see the article by Joe Schenk for … Continue reading Help Wanted – Treasurer

Annual Poinsettia Sale – December 9

December 9 is our annual Poinsettia sale. Please help support our Church by purchasing these beautiful Christmas flowers from Timothy’s Garden Center, for yourself, for gifts, or to donate to our sanctuary, for the holiday services. For a special order, please contact fundraising@uucwc.org.

Opening Up With Creativity

The Youth Group would like to thank the congregation for taking part in our creativity exercises during the sermon on May 20th. We’ve assembled all of the drawings, doodles, sayings, poems, colored pictures, and more in a file for you to enjoy. Thanks for participating!

The Psychological Hug

by Lori Rahn, Right Relations Committee We UU’s are terrific at hugging- physical hugging that is, but are we equally as good at “psychological hugs”? According to Lawrence J. Bookbinder, PhD, a psychological hug is a feeling that one gets when one has been listened to and has been acknowledged for what was said and … Continue reading The Psychological Hug

RJI Praxis Group Update – June 2018

8. Institutional Transformation The congregation engages in critical self-assessment and seeks outside consultation to ensure that power structures and practices align with stated racial justice values and make space for diverse leadership and participation. Our April Praxis area was Institutional Transformation. We will have one more submission for CrossCurrents that will summarize our final two … Continue reading RJI Praxis Group Update – June 2018