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The Search is on!

We are at work putting together the UUFWC congregational record that will tell prospective candidates about us and what we are looking for in a new, settled minister. We will be asking you to share your thoughts with us and to attend a training that will help us all make the best decision. Check out … Continue reading The Search is on!

August 9th on the Square

Mark your calendar for Sunday, August 9, 10:30-noon, to show up on the square and demonstrate Unitarian Universalism’s stance on racial justice. Local organizers have asked faith communities to express their support for this issue by taking responsibility for a particular Sunday. Our Sunday will be August 9. Yes, it is in the middle of … Continue reading August 9th on the Square

COVID 19 Reopening

The Reopening committee has created guidelines for use of the building by groups of 10 or fewer people WHEN THE COUNTY RETURNS TO LEVEL ORANGE There are several conditions that must be met:  1.  All events must be held in Strawn Hall or outside. [You can take chairs outside]2.  All events must be scheduled on the … Continue reading COVID 19 Reopening

Collect for People to People

PEOPLE TO PEOPLE SUNDAY is MARCH 15. We will be collecting shampoo and conditioner. Cash donations are always welcome. Checks can be made payable to People to People and placed in the labeled jar on the shelves in the rear of Strawn Hall.

The Search is on!

On March 8 our “Transitions Coach” will visit the congregation and we will begin the process of searching for our new settled minister. Rev. Joan Van Becelaere will provide an overview of the process in her sermon at 9:30 a.m., and then hold a question and answer session with the whole congregation at 11:00 a.m. … Continue reading The Search is on!

February Open Plate

THE OPEN PLATE COLLECTION will be on FEBRUARY 23. The donations will be given to ONE EIGHTY (formerly STEPS and EVERY WOMAN’S HOUSE), a private non-profit organization which provides comprehensive addiction, domestic violence, mental health and behavioral health services to the people of Holmes and Wayne counties. Examples of their programs include Community Health and … Continue reading February Open Plate

Vote for the UU!

Many of you have said the UUFWC: “…feels like home””…is my beloved community” “…is just what I need” and other expressions to show how special you think the UUFWC is. If you’d like to share that the UUFWC is your top choice for a place for spiritual/fellowship time in the area, you can do this … Continue reading Vote for the UU!

Recycling Survey

The Wooster Interfaith Justice Committee Climate Change Group is conducting a recycling survey. Please share your comments, complaints, questions about your home recycling service. Write them on the paper or a sticky note located on the All Things Green bulletin board in Strawn Hall  by February 9th