Author: Amy Zucker Morgenstern

UUCPA Member, Bear Capron’s book launch party, Oct 29

Bear Capron has published a memoir, Easy to Love, and UUCPA is the place for the launch party! To get RSVP information, contact Bear Capron from the UUCPA directory or email uucpa@uucpa.org to ask for Bear’s contact info. There will be music, hors d’oeuvres, and of course brief, tempting excerpts read by the author. If you know … Continue reading UUCPA Member, Bear Capron’s book launch party, Oct 29

Town Hall meetings: One service or two? – Thurs Oct 13 @ 4pm

Please join Rev Amy and other leaders on Thursday, October 13 at 4 pm in-person at UUCPA for an open forum on these and any other questions that you have: What would we gain by going to one service? What disadvantages would it bring? Could we mitigate them? If we have just one service, what time do we want it to be?

Weaving the Web: Find your gladness (at the Volunteer Fair Oct 2)

It’s here! One part of UUCPA’s mission is to help you transform yourself by doing whatever gives you deep gladness. Another part is to help transform the world by feeding its deep hungers. The Volunteer Fair this Sunday, October 2, from 10:30 to 1, brings them together. At the Volunteer Fair, you can: Find out … Continue reading Weaving the Web: Find your gladness (at the Volunteer Fair Oct 2)

The password is . . .

The Sacred Text Reading Group has changed to two new Zoom rooms that are password-protected. Please don’t miss out! Drop a line to sacred-text-reading+owner@uucpa.org in advance. We would rather have the door wide open, but unfortunately, some “Zoom bombers” have made the experience unpleasant when we do. So sidle on up to the door and … Continue reading The password is . . .

Healing past hurts

Dear UUCPA folks, From conversations with folks at UUCPA over some years, it is clear that a previous minister, Bill Jacobsen, committed sexual misconduct during his time here, violating the trust congregants place in their ministers. In congregational systems, as in families, in countries, in any community, the ripples from such actions can often be … Continue reading Healing past hurts