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What White People Can Do About Racism
FUNDAMENTALS, Part 2
How to act against racism from a position of
unearned (and unwanted) racial privilege
Saturday, February 17, 2018
9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Unitarian Universalist Church at Washington Crossing
268 Washington Crossing Pennington … read more.
Please join other members of the UUCWC community at HomeFront for a variety of tasks in support of HomeFront’s Mission.
We’ll be working at the HomeFront warehouse organizing and sorting donated food items in the warehouse and food pantry.
January, 15 from 9 AM to Noon.
Homefront … read more.
The annual HomeFront Holiday Party is Monday, December 18. We will give gift cards to our students who can use them in most any store, made possible by direct financial donations from church members and friends.
Bernie Ruekgauer and Sarah Burke will be receiving donations during … read more.
by Marianne Alt, President
At its fall retreat in September, the board discussed our goals for the church year. It was a discussion that took longer than anticipated – a few months – as we sought to create a vision for the future by listening to … read more.
by Dan Tuft, Co-Chair, Racial Justice Initiative
The Praxis Group is a part of the overall Racial Justice Initiative and is taking this entire church year to assess/audit where UUCWC is currently in terms of living, or putting into practice our commitment to racial justice. Nine … read more.
by Sallie Dunner, Chair, Council for Faith in Action
“Volunteers don’t get paid, not because they’re worthless, but because they’re priceless.” – (Sherry Anderson)
The living tradition of Unitarian Universalism calls some of us to participate or volunteer in local community organizations and causes outside of church. … read more.
by Michael D. Dalzell, Communications Ministry Team
Earlier this year, the Board of Trustees passed four policies originated by the Communications Ministry Team to provide common-sense privacy guidelines for UUCWC communications. Each is described below, and they are particularly important for anyone who posts information to … read more.
From the Right Relations Committee
One aspect of a healthy congregation is having respectful ways in which we interact with one another. This responsibility is up to each of us by abiding by our Covenant of Right Relations. Our Covenant guides how we wish to behave … read more.
by Ana DelCorazon, Congregational Life Coordinator
In my time at UUCWC, I’ve seen a trend in how newcomers grow into regulars. After an initial period of getting to know the church and its members, they start to make it their own. For some people at that … read more.
