There will be a short congregational meeting on Sunday February 10th starting at 10:30. Both services will be shortened that day. The 2nd service will start slightly late. Members will vote on a board motion to authorize the spending of the money already collected on campaign pledges to start the process of expanding the building. … Continue reading Congregational Meeting: February 10th at 10:30 am
As we start down the road of ministerial transition, it is important for all of us to understand how the selection processes for an interim minister and a settled minister work. The process of engaging an interim minister is different than selecting a settled minister, in large part because these two roles are quite different. … Continue reading Interim Minister Process – Take our Survey
On Sunday RESCHEDULED: January 27, from 12:15 to 2:00 pm, the Racial Justice Team will host a lunch for Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights campaign. Soups, bread, sweets, and drinks will be provided. Write for Rights is Amnesty International’s largest annual human rights campaign. People all over the world write letters on behalf of those who … Continue reading Write for Rights
The annual celebration will be held on Monday, January, 21, 2019 at 7 pm at First Presbyterian Church. The guest speaker is Judge Terri B. Jamison from Franklin County Court of Common Pleas. There is a dinner at 5 pm. Tickets are required and must be purchased in advance. For information, or tickets please contact: … Continue reading Community Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
Grace Theme Poster January 2019
UU News January 2019 click on above link to open a pdf of the newsletter: For the calendar, normally found on page 11, please look at www.uufwc.org/calendar/
The Humanist Group will meet in the EEE Room at 11:00 am on the following dates. 1/6 – Humanism and the Non-Theistic/Theistic Paradigm presented by Lowell Steinbrenner 1/20 – Ethics of Abortion Limits presented by Skip Nault
NAMI Wayne/ Holmes Counties is a mental health coalition. This organization provides invaluable assistance to individuals and their families facing mental health issues. Not only are many support groups offered but NAMI also sponsors recovery centers, a healing circle for veterans, and even training for Crisis Intervention police officers. No one who has ever faced a mental health … Continue reading Open Plate Collection on December 30th for NAMI
This is the annual case food drive to help stock the PTPM pantry in anticipation of the upcoming holidays when children who might otherwise receive free or reduced lunches are at home, placing an added strain on an already tight food budget. Please consider making a monetary donation to allow the purchase of those items most needed by … Continue reading PEOPLE TO PEOPLE SUNDAY is DECEMBER 16th.
On December 24th at 7:00pm there wiil be a Candlelight Christmas Eve Service lead by Rev. Elaine Strawn. Every Christmas Eve, we sing carols, share stories and readings, and end with the glow of candlelight. Join us! If you’d like, bring some of your favorite Christmas cookies to share as we gather for Wassail [non-alcoholic] following the … Continue reading Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
