Author: UUCWC

Why I Am Inspired to Lead

Recently in a board meeting we were discussing why people choose to serve in various leadership roles at UUCWC. I thought I would share their remarks as some of you consider stepping in and out of leadership roles.

Be part of good things happening.Care … read more.

Stewardship and Capital Campaign – A Personal Note

During the February 9th Stewardship and Capital Campaign Kick-off Sunday Service, Laura Wall spoke words that resonated strongly for me. Laura said “I’ve spent my career running non-profit organizations and am currently the Executive Director of CASA for Children, here in Mercer County. For … read more.

Have You Ever Had a Question About UUCWC Or?

With almost 299 members, 110 Children, 100 visitors we are serving a community of close to 500! So, you’re not alone in trying to wrap your head around what’s going on and how things get done here at UUCWC. We’re growing and our … read more.

UUCWC’s FAM Supports LGBTQ 101 Workshop

by Barbara Jensen, Faith Action Ministry

On January 10, in the community room of Hopewell Valley Central High School, a speaker from Garden State Equality gave a workshop, LGBTQ 101, to a packed house of over 100 attendees. The workshop was free and open to … read more.

I Am Trenton Receives $4,000 from 2019 Auction

At the annual meeting in June, 2018, UUCWC adopted the following proposal put forth by the Auction Committee, “In keeping with the mission of UUCWC, the Auction Committee proposes that 50% of net auction proceeds, after the budgeted revenue from the auction is met, be … read more.

The “Ask Me” Table – Coming Soon

Are you a new member? An established member with a question about what’s happening? A visitor?

Consider dropping by the “Ask Me” table. What is the Ask Me table? It’s a new way to meet one on one and ask questions you may not know who … read more.

Unitarians and Christmas

In many ways, Unitarians made Christmas what it is today. Of course, Christmas is the celebration of a Palestinian prophet named Yeshua, or Jesus. The early Christian church celebrated his birthday in April and then in June. They then co-opted the yule … read more.