Sunday, February 23, 2020, 9:15 & 11:15am
Friendship and Community
YRUU Youth
Join us for the annual YRUU- Young Religious Unitarian Universalist multigenerational service. Youth will reflect on friendship, community and the positive effects they have on our lives. Children in grades 3 and up are invited to join us. Childcare will be provided for those in grade 2 and younger.
Sunday, February 16, 9:15 & 11:15am
Rev. Mark Ward, Lead Minister, Will Jernigan and Wes Miller, Annual Budget Drive Co-chairs
It’s a time these days when we need to be brave, when we need to step up to what our values call for from us and support each other in doing it. We begin our Annual Budget Drive celebrating the role that each of us in this congregation has in making that happen.
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Sunday, February 9, 2020 , 9:15 & 11:15am
Rev. Mark Ward, Lead Minister
Acceptance & encouragement, what nice words! What could be hard about them? Today we’ll explore how our UU Third Principle can challenge us.
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Sunday, February 2, 2020, 9:15 & 11:15am
Rev. Mark Ward, Lead Minister
The strength of our faith, we have come to learn, depends on the part that each of us plays in it. Our two ministers will reflect on how all of us contribute to the resilience of this community.
Yes indeedy! The Auction Committee ROCKS! And so do you!
The Committee did a fabulous job of keeping expenses low (this fancy new venue at AB Tech actually cost less than our previous venue) and you did a great job of donating services and “things to do” that people wanted to buy. That terrific combination resulted in a record-shattering net income of about $36,000, $5,000 above last year’s record-breaker.
Extreme thanks go to chair Tory Schmitz, her inner circle of Ann McLellan, Margaret McAlister, Sally Witkamp, Jim Gamble, Judy Galloway, Deb Holden, and Judith Kaufman, special food experts Robin Loew and Karen Morris, and what seems like a cast of thousands that provided support in various ways from bartending to greeting, from soliciting business donations to contributing things we can sell, from buying balloons to setting up the room, from playing in the band to handling the A/V duties. (Seriously, I can’t name everyone, and I already apologize if I missed someone I shouldn’t have!)
