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For over 30 years UUCWC and the UU Princeton Congregation have cooperated in providing meals for those in need at Loaves and Fishes in Trenton. These meals are funded by the contributions that you make to the plate each Sunday. Fifty percent of the plate goes to causes outside of our community. (Click here to … Continue reading Loaves and Fishes: Your help needed.
Rachel Walden writes the UUA newsletter and supports UUA Communications as senior manager for digital & marketing strategy. When she’s not brainstorming content with her colleagues, you’ll likely find her outside. Below is a reprint of the March 2024 newsletter. There is so much going on these days within and beyond Unitarian Universalism. As staff at the … Continue reading UUA Newsletter Shared
Excerpt from UUA article by Alexandra Varney McDonald “Why is Article II being revised, and why is this work important? The UUA bylaws mandate a regular revision process of Article II every fifteen years. Article II has the language that is at the heart of our faith for many of us as UUs. It has … Continue reading Article II: Continuing the Conversation
by Holly Bussey, Denominational Affairs Liaison Before you know it, June will be here and so will the 63rd Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly (GA) – Thursday, June 20 through Sunday, June 23. This year, GA takes place completely online. There is still time to register for the full event (workshops, business sessions, special programs) … Continue reading Wanted – A UUCWC Member to Represent Us
by Rev. Kim Wildszewski Everyone keeps saying: This is a once in a generation moment! And perhaps they’re right: The capital project, the staff team, the ways we are rethinking the use of our space and the way we engage our children, the depth of our relationships, the power of ritual and song, the purpose … Continue reading The Possibilities of Our Generosity
by Jim Sanders, Finance Chair, and Denny Rodgers, Treasurer U.S. presidents declare in their State of the Union address each year that “the state of our Union is sound”; we too can say unequivocally that the state of our church is financially sound! We are in the first year of our tenure as financial leadership … Continue reading Mid-year Update on Our Church Finances
by Barbara Drew, Co-chair, Auction Committee UUCWC has been hosting the annual Auction for more than thirty years. It’s a tried-and-true event, but it’s never tiring to support the church through our collective innovation and fun ideas. Once again, we invite you to explore the many reasons to contribute an item, event, service, craft, or … Continue reading Celebrating Our Connections Through UUCWC’s 2024 Online Auction
by Michael Wilson and Leslie McGeorge, Faith Action Ministry As Unitarian Universalists, we should all be interested in our democracy and how to make it work better for everyone. The word democracy means “the people rule.” If you think about it, all that we cherish and depend on for our freedoms, and a sustainable world, … Continue reading Democracy In Action Beyond Our Church Doors
by Lisa Schilansky, Ministerial Intern Every year the Unitarian Universalist Association selects a book for the Common Read. The Association then produces a curriculum for UU adults to use in discussing the book. The UUA provides additional materials for folks who do not join a book discussion. This church year’s Common Read is On Repentance … Continue reading What Can Making Amends Look Like in Today’s World
by Jayme Trott, Capital Campaign Team Thanks to all the generous members and friends who pledged and donated to the Capital Campaign, we are in very good financial shape. Key project elements are: Due to cost savings from the change in contractors and the level of pledging, we may not need to borrow more than … Continue reading Capital Campaign and Construction Update
