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By Susan Irgang
As I end my 14 years at UUCWC, I want to share a few gratitudes.
To those who planned such a thoughtful and overwhelming retirement celebration, please accept my appreciation for a very memorable day. To those who made donations in honor of my … read more.
We have a new sign honoring the Lenape people thanks to William Kalb’s eagle scout project! William and family have been members of UUCWC since 2014.
You may not have seen the newest addition to our UUCWC property due to the capital project because the sign is at the … read more.
For the 32nd year, UUCWC has been named an Honor Congregation by the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). Congregations are recognized for giving the full requested amount to the UUA Annual Program Fund, the single largest source of income for the work of our denomination. The … read more.
The Unitarian Universalist Association issued the following statement condemning the shooting at a Pennsylvania political rally on Saturday, July 13th.
Unitarian Universalism believes in the right of free speech and the democratic process. Attacks like those at Saturday’s political rally weaken democracy, and the Unitarian Universalist … read more.
Rev. Kim was recently interviewed by Shannon TL Kearns on the podcast Living the Process. In the episode, Creating Poetry Out of Grief, Rev. Kim discussed her role as a self-described “grief poet”. You can access the podcast here.
To discover more of Rev. Kim’s … read more.
Rev. Kim Wildszewski, mother of Malcolm, has been appointed as the first Poet Laureate of the SUDC Foundation. REv. Kim’s poignant poetry adds a heartfelt touch to SUDC events, starting with a special poem for the 2024 Memorial Ceremony. Her role includes raising SUDC awareness … read more.
From Rev. Kim:
Friends, it has just been announced that, after years of discernment, listening and amending, the general assembly of Unitarian Universalists voted overwhelmingly to evolve the articulation of our living tradition. Article II, where the 7 Principles were listed in our bylaws, now centers Love through 7 … read more.
by Susan Irgang, Congregational Administrator
Don’t ever think that one person can’t make a difference. Our Racial Justice Ministry (RJM) noted that Ewing Township had not passed a resolution endorsing the enactment of the New Jersey Reparations Task Force Act. On behalf of RJM, Ewing resident … read more.
The work of exploring who we are as Unitarian Universalists continues as congregations and communities engage with the Article II Study Commission’s proposed revision to Article II of UUA Bylaws. In the months since amendments were submitted in February, UUs have come together in their … read more.
Celebrate Earth Day, Week and Month with these ideas from Earth & Climate Ministry ( E&CM):
– April 13th 9:00 am – Participate with UUCWC families in the Hopewell Clean Sweep litter pickup
– April 16th 7:00 pm – Attend a multiplatform presentation at UUCWC – Climate Change and What You … read more.
