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Loaves and Fishes Sign-Up
Click here to Sign-Up for Loaves and Fishes.
You’ll be taken to a Signupgenius page where you’ll see the list of tasks needed to make lunches on Friday and prepare and serve the meals on Saturday.
Instructions for Signupgenius:
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Every month the Food Ministry delivers over 200 nutritious meals to those affected by homelessness and hunger. Items Needed this month:
85% ground beef
frozen mixed vegetables
fruit cups
granola bars
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Monthly total of hot meals delivered – 240
Monthly total of cold meals delivered – 30
Total meals served since April 2011: 20,585
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The Capital Campaign Steering Committee presented preliminary architectural drawings to the Board and Church Council during February, and to interested congregants during the Middle Hour on March 3rd.
Since then, we have hired a civil engineer (Van Note Harvey) who will work to obtain the … read more.
Following the vote by the United Methodist Church to maintain their ban on LGBTQ clergy and same-sex marriage, Union Theological Seminary responded with their Queer Faith project: “After the United Methodist Church voted to entrench its rejection of LGBTQ people, the pain … read more.
This spring, the Earth Ministry Team will participate in the Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space’s clean up program. They supply the bags and we are “paid,” yes, paid, for our volunteer efforts in the community. We will cleanup the roadsides in our surrounding neighborhoods … read more.
In keeping with our Inclement Weather Policy, the church will be closed today due to the potential for icy weather. All daytime and evening meetings/classes are canceled.
The next meeting of the Natural Cosmology Group will take place on Wednesday, March 6 at 7 PM at UUCWC.
We’ll be discussing the work of Elizabeth Kolbert the author of “The Sixth Extinction”.
A few of us attended her lecture at Princeton. George summarizes the points … read more.
As we all share a collective sigh of relief that the parking improvements are mostly completed, the Building and Renovations sub-committee has moved on to the next stage of our capital improvement planning. We hired an architect, David B. Singer, who is developing schematics based … read more.
By Michael Wilson, Chair
The Council for Faith in Action is responsible for the distribution of the 50% of the weekly plate allocated to social justice causes. Is there an organization that you are passionate about, that you feel puts your faith in action? Contact us … read more.
