Join us Sunday mornings at 10am in person or online HERE.
Please sign up to provide a HomeFront child with a Backpack of essential school supplies and clothing to get them started off right for school in the fall!
You may sign up as an individual or in groups, and there is a sign-up poster in the … read more.
The Racial Justice Book Group’s second meeting is planned for Monday, May 8 at 7:00pm, and will be held at UUCWC.
The book to be discussed is The Underground Railroad, by Colson Whitehead. Awarded the National Book Award for Fiction in 2016 and the Pulitzer Prize … read more.
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 … read more.
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. … read more.
Update as of Friday, February 3 at 4:45pm:
Drinking Water Advisory Lifted at UUCWC
Water is safe for consumption
Following a well pump replacement last Friday, our well was chlorinated and the water needed to be tested for bacteria per New Jersey regulation. That water test has … read more.
By Angelo John Lewis, a friend of UUCWC and co-founder of the Diversity and Spirituality Network
The Diversity and Spirituality Network invites you to participate in its inaugural one-day Experiential Exploration, “The Things We Don’t Tell Each Other” to be held February 4th at the … read more.
Joe Schenk, Chair, Finance Committee
Lynne Quinto, Treasurer
UUCWC continues to build its strong financial position through solid dedication, generosity and stewardship. We are tracking very similarly to last year with some expenses coming earlier in the year but still very much on budget with a … read more.
By Scott Cullen, Worship Associate
You start with a poem, The Summer Day, from Rev. Kim’s go-to poet, Mary Oliver. Then you ask nine members of the congregation from age 10 to age 90 to reflect on the question posed by Oliver at the end … read more.
by Nathalie Edmond
Racial Justice Initiative Co-leader and member of the Council for Faith in Action
I sense that 2016 was an awakening for many people in terms of how much work still needs to be done regarding racial justice. In 2016 the Racial Justice … read more.
Come kick up your heels with Loren McAlister and Nancy Neff (Yes! Nancy is coming back from Maine for this event!) at a French Country Dance. We will have a professional caller who will lead us through these simple, fun dances; no experience … read more.
